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Places To Visit
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Things To Do

About Places To Visit In Kochi
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1. Willingdon Island:
One of the largest manmade islands in India, this charming island links Kochi port to other international and national ports. Surrounded by the stunning backwaters of Kerala, this port was named after Lord Willingdon, the British Viceroy of India. With luxurious hotels, this island is the perfect escape for anyone seeking solace.
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2. Fort Kochi:
Home to the Chinese fishing nets, Fort Kochi is a seaside town located in the south-western part of Kochi. Take a peaceful stroll along the shoreline of the fort that is marked with Chinese fishing nets and sailing boats. You will also find beachside stalls churning out some of the most appetizing fresh seafood. When in Fort Kochi, do not miss a trip to St. Francis Church where the Portuguese trader Vasco Da Gama was buried.
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3. Marine Drive:
The most popular hangout in Kochi, Marine Drive is a walkaway spreading out to about 3kms where you can walk leisurely while enjoying the scenic beauty. Witness the striking sunset or shop at the shopping centres and malls surrounding the drive.

About Things To Do In Kochi
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Go on a cruise:
The immensely famous Sunset cruise is not to be missed when in Kochi. With mesmerising islands, historic warships, glorious bridges and a fantastic view to complete your journey, you are sure to have an extraordinary experience.
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Take a road trip:
Take a scenic trip to the backwaters, which is an easy 90 minutes drive from Kochi. You will be left spellbound as you are surrounded by the serene beauty of backwaters, lined with coconut trees to complete the stunning view. It is a trip worth making.
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Explore:
Visit the famous Mattancherry Palace built by Portuguese in 1557 featuring Hindu temple art, portraits and exhibits. Take a trip to the Jewish Synagogue, the oldest Synagogue in the Commonwealth of Nations; for the lovers of history, do not miss the Indo-Portuguese Museum, a combination of Indian and Portuguese culture and architecture.
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Food:
With a mix of authentic coastal cuisine influenced by different cultures from around the world, the food in Kochi is a culinary delight. When in Kochi, do not forget to try the traditional puttu and kadala, appam and stew for a truly local experience.