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Kochi comes alive during monsoon with lush greenery misty views and reflective streets perfect for photography. Explore ...

Project to renovate Chinese fishing nets on Fort Kochi beach in limbo Only four of the 11 nets renovated. The ₹2.40-crore project of Kerala Tourism was launched almost a decade ago.

3. Fort Kochi This neighbourhood is peak Kochi aesthetics. Think pastel colonial buildings, colourful street art, vintage cafes, and that iconic Chinese fishing net sunset shot everyone wants.

The other draw, of course, are the Chinese fishing nets which look like giant hammocks poised above the water. The nets are fastened on Burma teak logs that are rotated to lower the nets into the ...

The nets are rumoured to have been brought over by none other than Zheng He, the Chinese admiral who, according to Ming dynasty records, helmed seven “treasure voyages” between 1405 and 1433 ...

You can't leave Fort Kochi without seeing the iconic Chinese fishing nets in action. These massive, cantilevered structures have been a part of the coastline for centuries, and watching the local ...

The legacy of Kochi’s successive colonial powers is most notable in the neighbourhood of Fort Kochi, which is a fascinating blend of influences from the Portuguese (1503-1663), Dutch (1663-1773 ...

An evening stroll along the beachfront offers a mesmerizing view of Chinese fishing nets, relics of the spice-route era, juxtaposed with Russian tattoo artists, European clubs, Muslim vendors ...