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Cochin Port in Kochi is a major natural harbour handling cargo, containers, and cruise ships, playing a key role in trade, tourism, and Kerala’s economy.
Kochi Naval Base, known as INS Venduruthy, is a major Indian Navy facility on Willingdon Island. It supports naval operations, logistics, and training, playing a vital role in safeguarding India’s maritime security along the Arabian Sea.
Chinese Fishing Nets in Kochi are iconic shore-operated fishing structures locally called Cheena vala.
Indo-Portuguese Museum in Kochi displays church artifacts, sculptures, and vestments, highlighting Portuguese influence, Indo-European art, and the region’s rich Christian heritage and cultural history.
Maritime Museum in Kochi showcases India’s naval history, ship models, weapons, and maritime artifacts, offering insights into seafaring traditions, naval operations, and coastal defense heritage.
Koder House in Kochi is a restored heritage hotel reflecting the legacy of the Cochin Jewish community.
Bastion Bungalow in Kochi is a historic colonial building reflecting Kochi’s European past.
The Cochin Club in Kochi is a historic colonial-era club featuring classic architecture, lush grounds, and recreational facilities, reflecting British influence and offering a glimpse into Kochi’s elite social past.
Huzur Secretariat in Kochi was the administrative headquarters of the former Kingdom of Cochin.
K. J. Yesudas House in Kochi is the residence of the legendary singer, symbolizing his musical legacy, cultural influence, and deep connection to Kerala’s rich artistic heritage.
Kerala Kathakali Centre in Kochi offers Kathakali performances, training, and demonstrations, showcasing Kerala’s classical dance, traditional makeup, and storytelling art to visitors and cultural
St. Francis Church in Kochi is the oldest European church in India, built in 1503 by the Portuguese.
The Mattancherry Dutch Palace, built by the Portuguese and renovated by the Dutch, features Kerala murals, royal artifacts, and exhibits showcasing the history of the Cochin royal family.
Jew Street (Jew Town) is a historic and cultural street in Kochi, located in Mattancherry. It is famous for its antique shops, spice markets, and colonial charm.
The Mattancherry Synagogue, also called Paradesi Synagogue, was built in 1568. It features hand-painted Chinese tiles, Belgian chandeliers, and rare antiques, reflecting the rich heritage of Kochi’s Jewish community.
