01/04/2012
Three Nights & Four days (Romantic Cochin)
Stay in our Royal Executive Room, Welcome Drink at the time of Check In, Break Fast Lunch\Dinner.
Two full day sight seeing & one Half day sight seeing in our own Vehicle A\C Indica (Local sight seen around in Cochin).
1st Day: (Full Day) Mattancherry, Jain Temple, Jewish synagogue, Mattancherry Palace, vallarpadam church Chinese fishing net, Fort Cochin
Cherai Direction: Cherai beach, Evening back to the hotel.
Jain Temple Mattanchery
The Dharmanath Jain temple at Mattancherry is over 100 years old and will soon attain the status of a Thirath, one of the holy places for Jain community. There is beautiful Jain temple here. It is great to visit at about 12:15hrs when the pigeons are feed by Jain mandir people last 17 years. A huge number of pigeons first take three circle of the temple and listen to mantra and before eating. (6am to 12.30 pm&4.30 pm to 8 pm)
Jewish Synagogue
This synagogue built in 1568 AD was destroyed by the Portuguese in 1662 and rebuilt by the Dutch two years after. Scrolls of Old Testament and Copper Plates inscribed in Hebrew script are preserved here. It is at Mattancherry, 11 kms from Ernakulam.It is open from 10a.m.to 12 noon’s and from 3 pm to 5 pm.except on Saturdays and Jewish holidays. (10 am to12pm & 3pm to 5 pm)Fri&Sat.
Mattancherry Place
Mattancherry palace was Built by Portuguese and handed over to Cochin Raja in 1555 AD. Though built by the Portuguese, it is popularly known as the ‘Dutch Palace’ as the Dutch renovated it during their short-lived region here. The centre of building has a Coronation Hall where in Cochin Rajas investitures were held. Today; it is a portrait gallery of the Rajas. Rooms adjacent display 17th century murals depicting scenes from the epic, the Ramayana. The palace is well known for its mural paintings, which are noted for their high level of excellence (Time10 am to 5 pm)
Vallarpadam Church
It is a Basilica and national pilgrim center, which is situated west of Ernakulum in Vallarpadam Island. People from walks of life come for blessing from Vallarpadathamma (Mary-Mother) for their various needs. Adima and blessing of boats are two common forms of prayers at this church.
Cherai Beach
The beach at Chrerai is a very beautiful and clam place Situated between backwaters and Arabian Sea. It is 18 kms away from Vypeen.its thick coconut groves and Chinese fishing nets on the waterfront gives an added attraction.Occassionally Dolphins area also seen here.
2nd Day : ( Full Day) Athirampally
Direction: Chottnikkara Temple, Athirampally Water Falls, Evening back to the hotel.
Chottanikkara Temple
Chottanikkara Bhagavathy Temple Situated 10Kms away from Hotel, on the crest of a hillcock.navarathri festival is celebrated here during October-November. Main prominent classical performances and Kathakali are held during the festival .Makam Thozhal in February is very famous. (4am to 9.30).
Athirappally Waterfalls
It is an 800-foot high waterfall at the entrance of the sholayar ranges and is a famous picnic spot for backpackers. The forest of Western Ghats in punctuated with large and small waterfalls that gurgle and splash down the mountainside. The wooded forests of the Western Ghats are hidden with cascading showers.
3rd Day: (Half Day) Thripunithura Hill palace, Marine Drive, boat Jetty, Subash Park, Shopping Point in Ernakulum M.G Road.
Hill Palace Museum
Tripunithura was the headquarters of the maharaja of Cochin and now is the largest archeological museum in Kerala. Different types of sculptures, rare coins, old weapons, manuscripts in ancient lipis and collections from the Cochin royal family are exhibited here. This is situated 8K.m away from Hotel on the Chottanikkara route.
Two Nights & Three days (Romantic Royal)
Stay in Royal Executive Room, Welcome drink at the time of check in, Break Fast, Lunch\Dinner,
One Full Day Sight Seeing One Half Day Sight seeing in our own vehicle A\c Tata Indica (around in Cochin).
1st Day :( Full Day) Mattancherry Direction: Jain Temple, Jewish synagogue, Mattancherry Palace, vallarpadam church, Chinese fishing net, Fort Cochin, Marine Drive, boat Jetty, Subash Park, Shopping Point in Ernakulum MG Road.
Mattancherry Place
Mattancherry palace was Built by Portuguese and handed over to Cochin Raja in 1555 AD. Though built by the Portuguese, it is popularly known as the ‘Dutch Palace’ as the Dutch renovated it during their short-lived region here. The centre of building has a Coronation Hall where in Cochin Rajas investitures were held. Today; it is a portrait gallery of the Rajas. Rooms adjacent display 17th century murals depicting scenes from the epic, the Ramayana. The palace is well known for its mural paintings, which are noted for their high level of excellence (Time10 am to 5 pm)
Vallarpadam Church
It is a Basilica and national pilgrim center, which is situated west of Ernakulum in Vallarpadam Island. People from walks of life come for blessing from Vallarpadathamma (Mary-Mother) for their various needs.Adima and blessing of boats are two common forms of prayers at this church.
Vallarpadam Church
It is a Basilica and national pilgrim center, which is situated west of Ernakulum in Vallarpadam Island. People from walks of life come for blessing from Vallarpadathamma (Mary-Mother) for their various needs.Adima and blessing of boats are two common forms of prayers at this church.
2nd Day: (Half Day) Chottnikkara Temple, Thripunithura Hill palace.
Chottanikkara Temple
Chottanikkara Bhagavathy Temple Situated 10Kms away from Hotel, on the crest of a hillcock.navarathri festival is celebrated here during October-November. Main prominent classical performances and Kathakali are held during the festival.Makam Thozhal in February is very famous. (4am to 9.30).
Hill Palace Museum
Tripunithura was the headquarters of the maharaja of Cochin and now is the largest archeological museum in Kerala. Different types of sculptures, rare coins, old weapons, manuscripts in ancient lipis and collections from the Cochin royal family are exhibited here. This is situated 8K.m away from Hotel on the Chottanikkara route.
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