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Abigail is an avid traveller and a sustainability enthusiast. For her, traveling isn’t just about checking off destinations — it’s about embracing simplicity, soaking up stories, and bringing those insights back to her work. She firmly believes that the best ideas don’t emerge in stuffy boardrooms; they come to you when you’re out exploring.
Well, what could be a better choice than ‘the heaven on earth’ experience at the Southwest coastline of India?If you're wondering about which fabulous place we're talking about, it's none other than the port hub of Kerala, Kochi.Here are 5 amazing things we are going to add in your bucket-list while you're in Kochi - 5 Things to do in Kochi:
Beginning with a must do, these Chinese Fishery Nets are no doubt Kochi's tremendously popular tourist spots and that's why it becomes our 1st priority in our "things to do in Kochi" list. Imagine a beautiful sunset with your loved ones! A view of the setting sun through these nets. Isn't it amazing? And you get a chance to see how these nets are used. If you're a foodie, you get to buy the morning catch from the fishmongers and have it cooked by the shacks nearby. Yummy
A walk through the Jewish Synagogue, the oldest in the Commonwealth nations. It was mostly built by the Jews in 1568 but was damaged by the Portuguese after nearly a century. The Dutch who conquered Kochi rebuilt it. The Synagogue consists of hand painted willow pattern tiles, an attractively charming Belgian chandelier, and a gold pulpit.
This historic church is located at Fort Kochi. Built by the Europeans as a sign to the mute colonial struggle in 1503. The body of the most famous Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama is buried here. Well, it's a really fabulous Church and a famous tourist spot.
Located at Fort Kochi it is one of the eight Basilicas in Kerala. It is reviewed as one is the finest and most impressive churches in India. Being a place of devotion, yet it is famous for its art and architecture. So if you are a fan of European architecture you shouldn't miss this spot. We're sure you'll be thinking whether Kochi is full of churches or not! Yes, but trust us, it's one massive fun packed knowledge experience you wouldn't want to miss exploring completely.
This is the largest artificial island in India. It is a home for more than 2 dozen export-import offices, warehouses, and hotels. But the travel from the main city to the island is a remarkable journey as you get to go by cruise. We'd noticed a pod of dolphins when were there last time - who knows you might get lucky too!
Exploring the coastal charm becomes simple and convenient with bike rentals in Kochi, giving you the freedom to visit beaches, historic streets, and local attractions at your own pace.
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