Cherai Beach offers gentle waves ideal swimming, and a scenic backdrop rich with coconut groves. It is one of the cleanest beaches in the country, and is known for frequent dolphin sightings, unique seashells and views of the iconic Chinese fishing nets. Providing both backwater and peaceful sea vistas, Cherai beach is home to beach shacks serving fresh, local cuisine.

Kerala’s backwaters offer an escape into a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural experiences as you glide through serene canals on traditional houseboats, witnessing local life unfold along the shores.

Kerala’s vibrant markets offer a sensory feast for visitors. Spice bazaars such as the Cochin Spice Market fill the air with aromatic fragrances, while the colorful stalls of Chalai Bazaar showcase fresh produce, handcrafted goods, and local delicacies.

Kochi’s rich history spans centuries as a vital spice trading port, attracting Portuguese, Dutch, and British influences. From ancient Chinese fishing nets to colonial architecture in Fort Kochi, the city offers a captivating blend of cultures.

Kerala cuisine offers a tantalizing blend of flavors, featuring coconut, rice, and an array of spices. Known for its seafood dishes, vegetarian fare, and unique preparations like appam and puttu, it reflects the state’s diverse cultural influences. From the elaborate Sadya feast to street food delights, Kerala’s culinary traditions promise a delightful journey for the senses

Kochi’s diverse array of faiths reflect Kerala’s rich religious heritage. The city’s sacred sites reflect its multicultural history, from ancient Hindu temples to historic synagogues and churches.

Kochi is home to vibrant festivals year-round and a kaleidoscope of cultural experiences. Immerse yourself in the spirit of Kerala, and join locals in celebrating its colourful heritage.

Explore the scenic trails that meander verdant forests, discovering hidden waterfalls and know that truly you are, in ‘God’s own country’.