Kochi is well-connected to Kerala’s beautiful backwaters. You can hire a houseboat or take a shorter boat ride in places like Vembanad Lake or Kumarakom for a tranquil experience of Kerala’s lush greenery and peaceful waters.

Fort Kochi Beach: Take a stroll along the beach and enjoy the views of the Arabian Sea. It's also great for watching the famous Chinese fishing nets in action.

St. Francis Church: The oldest European church in India, where Vasco da Gama was originally buried.

Santa Cruz Basilica: A beautiful and historically significant church with stunning architecture and murals.

Dutch Palace (Mattancherry Palace): A historical palace that showcases Kerala's royal history with murals, antique furniture, and artifacts.

This museum is a treasure trove of Kerala’s cultural history, showcasing folk arts, costumes, and antiques. It’s a great place to learn about Kerala’s diverse traditions.

Kathakali is a traditional Kerala dance-drama known for its elaborate costumes and face painting. You can catch a performance at the Kerala Kathakali Centre in Fort Kochi or the Vyloppilly Samskriti Bhavan.

This museum is set in a beautiful palace in Tripunithura, just outside Kochi. It showcases artifacts from the royal family of Kochi, including weapons, paintings, and ancient manuscripts.

The Vaikom Mahadeva Temple, located about 30 km from Kochi, is an important temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. It’s a peaceful place to enjoy Kerala’s spiritual and architectural heritage.

Marine Drive is a beautiful promenade that offers scenic views of the sea and the backwaters. It's a great spot to relax and watch the sunset while enjoying the cool breeze.