Ernakulam Tourism, Culture, Travel Places Guide

Places to Visit in Ernakulam

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Chottanikkara Temple

Chottanikkara Temple in Kochi is the most famous temple dedicated to Goddess Sree Bhagavathi. It is the most famous temple in the state as the goddess is worshipped in three different form and various rituals are organised every month, on the auspicious days.

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Fort Kochi

The city of Kochi is surrounded by water bodies on all sides which is why it is flocked by tourists all round the year. The Kochi Fort is one of the major attractions of the city and is known to be built before the year 1500.

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Veeranpuzha Lake

The fact that makes Veeranpuzha lake Cochin, Kerala, is that the place is uninhabited, in-spite of the presence of a huge lake, due to the water not being fresh water. Tourism is one of the most flourishing industries around this part due to the festivals held in the rainy season....

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Cherai Beach

Located in a suburb called Cherai near Kochi, Cherai Beach happens to be one of the most popular beaches in the state of Kerala.

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Hill Palace and Museum, Kochi

The Hill Palace complex of 49 buildings has presently turned into museum and it happens to be the largest archaeological museum in the state of Kerala. Tourists can visit the palace daily except Mondays and on the public holidays from 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

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St. Francis Church, Kochi

Built in the year 1503, St. Francis Church is located in Kochi and is the oldest European church in India. The name of this was changed thrice before settling down as St. Francis Church, it was previously known as St. Bartholomew and as St. Anthony.