Vibrant festivals and cultural works are what keep Kochi buzzing in summer. Discover historical sites, boat across a few ...

Kochi, spelled as Cochin is a scenic beach paradise where history meets culture to perfect with nature in some places.

Mattancherry Palace popularly known as the Dutch palace is located at Mattancherry in Kochi, Kerala. This palace was originally built-up by Portuguese as a gift to the Raja of Kochi in 1555.

Begin your exploration at the Mattancherry Palace, an elegant gift from Portuguese traders to King Veera Kerala Verma, who also referred to it as the 'Dutch Palace.' Most of Mattancherry's ...

Located less than 10km from the heart of Kochi lies Mattancherry. Once a hub of the spice trade, this part of the island often gets upstaged by its cooler neighbour Fort Kochi. Yet Mattancherry ...

In a single areal shot, you can see a synagogue, Nainan mosque, Devi temple and the Dutch palace…” Mattancherry has an active population of domestic goats, street dogs, cats and pigeons ...

It was in 1998 that the state government attempted to get Mattancherry Palace a Unesco heritage status. “We know that Mattancherry and Fort Kochi are on Unesco’s tentative list, but there has ...

But her “heart is still Mattancherry ... The Raja of Cochin gave them a piece of land next to his palace to build a place of worship, where the existing synagogue came up.

it is coming up next to the renovated ferry terminal of the State Water Transport department (SWTD), opposite the Dutch Palace in the heart of Mattancherry heritage town. “Once ready ...

The heritage walk wound up at the Mattancherry Palace. The walk was led by Johann Binny Kuruvilla, a travel entrepreneur and heritage evangelist based in Kochi. He is the founder of The Kochi ...

The nearly five-century old Mattancherry Palace, a major tourist destination, may soon be raised to the status of Taj Mahal and Konark Sun Temple if a proposal by the Archaeological Survey of ...