Top Kochi Historical Tours

Discover the coastal city of Kochi on a traditional Indian tuk-tuk during this private excursion. Zip around the streets of Kochi as you explore the city’s key landmarks including Fort Kochi, the traditional Chinese fishing nets, the Jewish Quarter, and the Dutch Palace. Learn about the rich history of the city and its mix of cultures from your guide and sit down to a traditional Keralese meal for lunch.

Want to experience the beauty, history and culture of Fort Kochi and Mattancherry on foot? Then this tour is for you. Travel back in time and through the streets as you follow your expert guide between the Chinese fishing nets, Jewish Synagogue and Mattancherry Palace that stand as icons of India's southern state. See beautiful murals that portray scenes out of Hindu scripture and learn how this incredible destination has come to be.

• Ride, explore and experience a side of Cochin that most tourists never see. • Learn about the uniqueness of Chinese Fishing Nets from the locals. • Explore a European church, Dutch homes and Jew town as you cycle through the narrow lanes of Fort Cochin. • Indulge in some spice shopping while experiencing the enchanting aroma of the finest spices. • Unwind at a heritage home with some local snacks and refreshing coconut water.

See the top attractions in and around Fort Cochin and Mattanchery on a private 7-hour tour. Start with a motorboat cruise around Kochi (Cochin) Harbor and Bolghatty Island, then visit highlights such as the Paradesi Synagogue, Mattancherry Palace (Dutch Palace), Santa Cruz Basilica, St. Francis Church, and the Chinese fishing nets. Includes entrance fees, private guide and vehicle, and port pickup and drop-off.

Explore the Fort Kochi and Mattancherry areas on a walking tour with a local host. See a few of Kochi’s key landmarks including the traditional Chinese fishing nets, St. Francis Church, the Dutch cemetery, Old Hindu Temple, and the Jewish synagogue. Learn about the history of the area and the many cultures who came through Kochi’s ports over the years as you explore on foot.

Get a chance to explore highlights of Kochi, a major port city in Kerala. The biggest city in the state is a must-visit to discover the history of India of colonial times. Chinese Fishing Net, origin unclear, but said to be bought by a Chinese explorer Zheng He, is one of the major attractions. Dig in the history of Kochi by grabbing this opportunity to discover Fort Kochi Beach, Bastion Bungalow, Ernakulam Shiva Temple, and much more accompanied by a marine drive. This guided tour for four hours and thirty minutes will leave you with memories you will cherish for years. The comfortable cars will help you reach all the places and allow you to have a seamless experience. Morning Tour: 10:00 am - 2:30 pm Afternoon Tour: 1:00 pm - 5:30 pm

This shore excursion is the perfect way to make the most of your time in Kochi. Tour the incredible sites on a four-hour journey through Fort Kochi, Mattanchery and the Jewish Synagogue. You'll learn about local life from your professional guide, get an up close look at the famous Chinese fishing nets that dot the coastline and explore the best this incredible Southern Indian city has to offer.

Kerala, a state on India's tropical Malabar Coast, has nearly 600 kms of Arabian Sea shoreline. It's known for its palm-lined beaches and backwaters, a network of canals. Inland are the Western Ghats, mountains whose slopes support tea, coffee and spice plantations as well as wildlife. National parks like Eravikulam and Periyar, plus Wayanad and other sanctuaries, are home to elephants, langur monkeys and tigers.

Kathakali has been an all-male art form, with even women characters being portrayed by men. On this tour we meet members of India's first All Womens Kathakali group who broke through the male bastion, excelled in the art and made a mark for themselves. From being dismissed as a fad that would not last long they went on to win the President of India's medal of honour in the year 2017. On this tour the women artistes share with us their inspiring journey of starting the group while alongside explaining the different elements of this fascinating art form- its stories, language, costumes, music, training, mythology, et al. The interaction ends with a brief lecture-demonstration without make-up or costume. The tour is designed to be an informal one, it flows along naturally as a conversation between visitor and artiste, and last for about 2 hrs. The interaction is arranged at the private residence of the women artiste(s) which is located in Kochi, Kerala.

Discover the royal heritage of Tripunithura on a 3.5-hour tour of the Hill Palace that concludes with a high tea with members of the current royal family. Includes entrance to the Hill Palace Museum and Sree Poornathrayeesa Temple, guide, and light refreshments.

If you’re looking to spend your week in India fully unwinding, then look no further than the sunny, laid-back southern state of Kerala. Fly into Kochi and explore Fort Kochi, the old-town quarters famous for its cobblestoned lanes and Dutch, Portuguese, and Jewish heritage. From there, head to Alleppey, a Venetian-esque town built onto canals and streams known as the Keralan backwaters. If your idea of a good time involves a hammock and a steady supply of fresh coconuts, then look no further than Marari Beach, an stretch of sandy coastline where you’ll get a chance to see local fishermen in action as they haul in their catches of the day. Or head south to Kovalam, a sandy and shallow coast dotted with Ayurvedic spas.

Kerala, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. Named as one of the ten paradises of the world by National Geographic Traveler. Kerala is famous especially for its ecotourism initiatives and beautiful backwaters. It’s unique culture and traditions, coupled with its varied demography, have made Kerala one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Kerala is an established destination for both domestic as well as foreign tourists. Kerala is well known for its beaches, backwaters in Alappuzha and Kollam, mountain ranges and wildlife sanctuaries In Thekkedy and Hill Station of Munnar with Tea Gardens’.

This phenomenal trip in the lap of nature is pursued by fascinating cities like Cochin, Munnar, Periyar, Kumarakom, Alleppey & Kovalam. We assure you this trip will take you to the world which is surrounded by instinctive beauty, reconciliation and tranquillity.

Kerala’s backwaters are its most distinctive feature and Kerala backwater tours are a wonderful way to enjoy the scenic beauty of these unique landscapes. Kerala’s backwaters make up nearly half of the state, creating a water network stretching about 900 kilometres. Dozens of lakes, inlets, canals, and rivers come together to create the gorgeous landscape which leaves so many tourists spellbound.We explore Cochin,munnar,thekkady,or alleppey,much more ! we cover all destination just 5 days with English speaking driver with car

Cover the highlights of lush, attraction-packed Kerala during this multi-day journey through “God’s Own Country,” which includes a backwaters cruise in a traditional houseboat. From tea gardens and spice plantations to centuries-old synagogues and Dutch-built colonial landmarks, you’ll get a complete introduction to the state. Tours include meals, accommodation, and door-to-door transportation.

The Houseboat backwater programme has been designed for those who like to visit best canals in and around Aleppey . The houseboat make a trip thorugh the below beautiful rivers and canals with an hour lunch break. . Houseboat makes a trip through some of the beautiful villages in Aleppey. These are Kainakari Village and Kuttithod and boat reach a place called Kuttamangalam. We provide 1hr country boat to experience the narrow canal called Kuttamangalam canal where houseboat cannot make a trip. This 1hr trip gives breath taking scenic beauty of the local village, paddy field etc. After an hour of this country boat trip, houseboat start moving towards its final location for halt. The boat halt between 1730hrs and 1800hrs for overnight stay.

Located on the tropical Malabar Coast of southwestern India, Kerala has been named as one of the ten paradises of the world by National Geographic Traveler. Peace and serenity await you. Visited cities: Cochin, Alleppey, Thekkady, Munnar & Mumbai

God created Kerala with utmost care. It is a place of mountains, greenery and streams. So it’s better to see something then hearing about it from someone. This tour is scheduled in a perfect manner covering all the nature’s beauty and attractive places. The staff representative will assist you to hotel check in and in moving from one place to another. The major attractions you will be seeing in this tour are Mattancherry Palace, Indo-Portuguese Museum, Mattupetty Dam, Devikulam, Alappuzha Beach, Vembanad, Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, Vellayani Lake, Neyyar Dam, Padmanabhaswamy Temple and Napier Museum.

A fascinating private tour to the palm fringed backwaters of Alleppey through the beautifully styled Houseboat with Kerala lunch reminder of your tour takes place in Fort Cochin & Mattancherry, popularly known as Colonial twin towns and enjoy Cochin’s rich cultural heritage, showcasing the mixed Dutch, Portuguese, British and Jewish influences that make the city unique.

Pickup at 5am or According to your flight time  from hotel or anywhere in Kochi as per your flight time and drop-off Kochi airport and flight to Delhi. Arrival in Delhi airport and Delhi city tour visit India Gate, Qutub Minar and Lunch. After Lunch we drive to Agra by expressway. Agra visit Taj Mahal and after Taj Mahal take a Lunch break. Second we visit Agra Fort and some shopping in Agra. Jaipur visit Amber Fort and City Palace And Hawa Mahal. After Sightseeing drive back to Delhi and drop at Delhi Airport flight to next destination.

Kerala Homestays Tour package will take you through a network of beautiful family homes all across Kerala, ready to welcome travelers. Homestays offer an opportunity for guests to enjoy an authentic experience: sights, smells, tastes and traditions up close, not through the usual lens of an everyday holidaymaker but with close interaction with families. Stay in a family home and you'll see and feel the real Kerala which combines the comfort and distinction of a boutique hotel with the hospitality, informality and local knowledge you enjoy when staying with friends & family. In our carefully handlicked homestays in Kerala You'll get a warm welcome, a relaxing stay and a authentic experiencealong with delicious, home cooked Indian food and chance to learn cooking through cooking classes.

Located on the tropical Malabar Coast of southwestern India, Kerala has been named as one of the ten paradises of the world by National Geographic Traveler. Peace and serenity await you. Visited cities: Cochin, Alleppey, Thekkady, Munnar & Mumbai

Periyar National Park and Tiger Reserve is located in the South Indian state of Kerala. Spread around an artificial lake, this wildlife sanctuary is home to elephants, bisons, wild boars, Sambar deer and a host of other animals including tigers. There are over 265 bird species that can be spotted in the area. Enjoy a night trek in the wilderness and an early morning boat ride on Lake Periyar. Highlights • Spice plantation • Wild elephants • Night trek • Boat ride on Lake Periyar

Travel through the heart of Fort Kochi, to experience the rich culture and heritage upclose. Tuk-Tuk makes it easier to take in all the views and flavours of this erstwhile port town Famed for its spice trade with all major countries.