• Chinese Fishing Nets - These renowned fishing nets, introduced by Chinese traders in the 14th century, are emblematic of Fort Kochi. They function on a cantilever system and require teamwork to haul in the catch. Observing the fishermen in action provides insight into the traditional fishing practices that have persisted for centuries.
• Fort Kochi Beach - Fort Kochi Beach is celebrated for its picturesque views of the Arabian Sea and the sight of the Chinese fishing nets silhouetted against the sunset. It’s a favored spot for both locals and tourists to unwind and enjoy the sea breeze.
• Dutch Cemetery Road - The Dutch Cemetery, established in 1724, is the oldest European cemetery in India. It serves as a historical reminder of the colonial era, housing the tombstones of Dutch and British explorers, merchants, and soldiers.
• Mattancherry Palace - Constructed by the Portuguese in 1555 as a gift to the Raja of Kochi, this palace is renowned for its exquisite murals depicting scenes from the Ramayana, Mahabharata, and other Hindu legends. It’s a testament to the fusion of local and colonial architectural styles.
• Church of Saint Francis - Built in 1503, St. Francis Church is the oldest European church in India. The church holds historical significance as the original burial site of the famous Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama, before his remains were returned to Portugal.
• Santa Cruz Basilica Cemetery Chapel - This magnificent cathedral, initially built by the Portuguese and later elevated to a basilica, is a stunning example of Gothic architecture. Its vibrant stained-glass windows and beautifully adorned interiors are a must-see.
• Paradesi Synagogue - The Paradesi Synagogue, erected in 1568, is the oldest active synagogue in the Commonwealth. It stands in the heart of Jew Town, a lively neighborhood known for its antique shops, spice markets, and unique Jewish heritage.
• Cochin Spice Market - Fort Kochi’s spice markets are renowned for their rich variety of spices, reflecting the city’s history as a major trading hub. Traders here have been selling cardamom, cinnamon, pepper, and other spices for centuries.
• Indo-Portuguese Museum - This museum, located in the Bishop’s House, showcases the strong Portuguese influence on Fort Kochi’s art, culture, and religion. It features a rich collection of artifacts like altars, statues, and vestments.

• Multilingual Guide
• Photo taken as if you are driving a Tuk Tuk
• Tea and coffee

• Entry into the Maritime Museum, customers have the option to visit this museum in addition.

Maximize your limited time on land with a customized Tuk Tuk tour of Fort Kochi. Get an intimate view of the town as you navigate its delightful streets—an experience not possible by car. Explore renowned attractions such as the Chinese fishing nets, Fort Kochi Beach, historic churches and cathedrals, the intriguing Mattancherry Palace, lively spice markets, and historical laundry, among others.

Allow us to pick you up directly from the cruise terminal and showcase the highlights of Fort Kochi, all while enjoying the convenience and excitement of a Tuk Tuk ride!

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