It was built by the Catholic Portuguese in 1506. This imposing church has a stunning blue dome and light interiors. Pope Paul IV consecrated it as a cathedral in 1558. The British destroyed it in 1795, when they took over Kochi. In 1887, a new building was ordered by Bishop Dom Gomes Ferreira. Pope John Paul II sanctified it as a basilica in 1984.
Located in the heart of Fort Cochin where Rose Street meets Bastion Street in Fort Cochin, it was built in the 16th centur. This house is said to have been Vasco da Gama’s residence till his death in 1524. The glass-paned windows, lowly verandahs and balconies are very European in style.The Chinese fishing nets, museums, coffee shops and handicraft emporiums...Read More
Most tourists visiting Kochi would have gone on a cruise around Kochi and seen parts of the Shipyard and the port. Kochi's harbour is located a few kilometres off the city's centre.
It has an interesting story to it. Or rather a sad story, if you think of Cranganore, now called Kodungaloor. A massive flood in 1341 A.D. destroyed Cranganore, but opened up Kochi's natural harbour. Kochi has now become one of the best ports in south Asia.
As a result of the floods, the sea threw up Vypeen Island. It is a 27-km-long prosperous island off Kochi's coast.
We are based in a modern house, with a lovely central skylight area over the dining section that provides ample natural lighting. Our rooms are spacious and well-furnished and we also have a roof garden where you can sunbathe or unwind after a long day of sightseeing and shopping. Breakfast is included in the tariff. The great ambience and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere...Read More
This comfy homestay near the Fort Kochi Beach has two AC double bedrooms. Owned by K.B Patrick and family, the rooms have hot water, internet, satellite TV and a small fridge. We can arrange city tours and taxi service for our guests. If you want to rent a two-wheeler to go around the city yourself, that’s also taken care of.The homestay also has laundry service...Read More
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