Kochi to Mumbai Flights - Fares start at INR4,934*

About Kochi 

Kochi, also known as Cochin, is situated on the south-west coast of India and is the commercial, financial and industrial capital of Kerala. A vibrant port city, it has a long history of trading, dating back to as long as 600 years.

Being the first European colony in colonial India occupied by the Portuguese, you will be able to spot the influences of Arabs, Dutch, Portuguese, and Chinese heritage dotting the city. This beautiful town is a haven for art lovers with some of the best art galleries being found here. Shopaholics will not be disappointed either with a host of shopping hubs and vintage stores offering one of a kind pieces.

Kochi boasts of some of the most serene white sand beaches in all of India. With a host of restaurants, pubs, heritage sites and palaces, there is a lot to do in 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.

About Mumbai 

Mumbai is India’s financial powerhouse and the epicentre of the biggest film industry in Asia — Bollywood. Also, famous for its sunny beaches, gorgeous seafront, celebrity homes, fast-paced lifestyle, and vibrant nightlife, the city radiates a contagious energy, unlike any other city in India.

A true cosmopolitan metropolis, Mumbai is the place to find the best of fashion, food and entertainment in the country. While the city gives off a decidedly modern vibe, it also sports some of the grandest colonial-era architecture and historical monuments.

Mumbai is India’s fashion capital so make sure you set aside some time for shopping. Bandra is famous for street shopping, while the 150-year-old Chor Bazaar will thrill you with its array of everything - from spices to antiques.

Spend some time at the crowded yet splendid beaches at Juhu and Chowpatti or sit by the Marine Drive, feeling the brush of the sea breeze.

From the street carts sellingvada pavandpav bhajito decades-old culinary institutions like the Leopold Café, chic award-winning restaurants, and traditional Irani cafés, Mumbai’s food scene is pretty interesting and something you wouldn’t want to miss.