Your guide to Kochi in Kerala, India

Come with me as I visit Jew Town, Princess Street, Fort Kochi Beach, Kerala Kathakali Centre, Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica,
St Francis Church, Chinese Fishing Nets, ‎Athirappilly falls and much more.

[@shapeoftimes]

India is an overload of the senses, but so interesting! Cheers from Canada 🙂

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A person. Could spend a lifetime exploring India.

[@xijinpig8982]

Saw your videos seem to be moving from Mumbai, Maharashtra to deeper parts of South India. I recommend visiting the Himalayan regions and the Northeastern region of India in a future visit ❤

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Thanks for the tips!

[@AbhaySingh-zl1it]

Well explained keep it up

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Thank you, I will

[@athul7545]

Kochi is one of the best place in the world

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it is a special place!

[@Kalki0025]

Over the past 3000 years, Kerala engaged in trade with various ancient civilizations, including the Roman Empire, Greeks, Chinese, Jews, Arabs, Persians, and other southeastern empires. At the heart of this vibrant trade network was Muziris, an ancient port city in Kerala with a history dating back 3600 years. During its heyday, Muziris served as one of the most significant urban and trade centers in the world.
Among the ancient coastal cities in India, Muziris holds the distinction of being the third oldest major coastal city, following Lothal, which was established 5500 years ago, and Dwarka, which dates back to 3500-4200 years ago.

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Wow, amazing details. -Thank you!

[@JanardhanaKuntar-eh1iu]

Beautiful places

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I agree. India. Is just amazing!

[@forever470]

Are u in instagram?

[@athul7545]

Kochi is one of the best place in the world

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Agreed! Very beautiful. The people there are very kind. Is it true that most people there are Vegetarians?