Guide for Cochin Tours Package And Special Tourist Spot

Cochin, Known as the ‘Queen of the Arabian Sea’ is one of the most popular commercial hubs of Kerala.

kerala (I-Newswire) October 31, 2012 - Full of mythical legends, the city has its name engraved in ancient history. Also maintaining trade relations with the outside world, the city is booming in terms of information, technology, tourism and international trade. It also encompasses a rich cultural heritage and traditional values. The land is surrounded by tall mountains, beautiful beaches and backwaters, making it a mesmerizing city.

The best and ideal time to plan a trip to Cochin is during the winter months between October to March because the weather is cool and dry best suitable for honeymooning and enjoying near the beaches.

Cochin is accompanied by many important destinations where vacationers can enjoy a splendid vacation. Every year a hoard of tourists come to explore its prime attractions. Let us discuss some of them.

Fort Kochi Beach: The Fort Kochi Beach offers a mesmerizing experience where travelers can relax their minds in the stunning valleys of the landscapes. A glimpse of the sunset with the Chinese fishing nets along the sailing ships in the background signatures a picturesque beauty to the leisure travelers.

St. Francis Church: This is the oldest church built by the Europeans in India. This sacred spot is the cremation of the great Portuguese Trader, Vasco Da Gama who died in Kochi. His burial spot is the major center of attraction in the church.
Vasco House: Situated on the Rose Street in Cochin, Vasco House is an important site in the city. Believed to be the oldest Portuguese House, this is a place where Vasco Da Gama lived. This grand building witnesses European styled glass paned windows and verandahs.

Santa Cruz Basilica: Built by the Portuguese in the year 1505, this important attraction was renamed as a Cathedral in 1558. After the British destroyed the Cathedral, it was again rebuilt in 1905 and raised to the position of Basilica by Pope John Paul II in 1984.

Bolghatty Palace: Located in the Bolghatty Island, The palace offers a panoramic view of this beautiful island. Amidst this mesmerizing island you can enjoy short boat rides. The port and harbors along the tiny golf course are worthwatching. This is also an amazing picnic spot.
Planning a trip to the blessed lands of Cochin leaves many memorable experiences in your heart that you can cherish for your lifetime.