Fortkochi has an ancient history. The Portuguese, the Dutch, and the British have been the exotic powers that conquered the Kochi region in the early centuries. Foreign dominance has contributed to a series of remarkable monuments here. All of these standings near the Fortkochi beach have a significant feature.
The density of tourists at Fortkochi beach is the biggest in central Kerala. It is not only the localities but also the numbers of foreigners are included in this consideration. The beach is almost calm and is always full of tourists. Swimming, splashing, diving, and dipping are so safe is here. Drowning deaths at Fort Kochi beach are rare compared to other beaches. Experts conclude that adventure is the main cause of such drowning deaths.
The Fortkochi is well-known for its carnival fest that celebrates every year proclaiming of the upcoming year. A huge number of people nearby and foreign visitors bear witness to this colorful and special occasion. The proximity of other historical monuments is the notable attractions with the Fortkochi beach. Chinese fishing nets, remnants of Emmanuel fort, significant monuments of the Portuguese, Dutch, British invasions like Mattanchery Synagogue, Jews Street, the Dutch palace, Bastion bungalow, St. Francis Assisi church (wherein Vasco da Gama was buried), Portuguese museum, Parade ground (the region of demonstrating their military power), the Dutch symmetry, Koder House, Thakur house, Aspinwall house, David hall, VOC gate, Odatha, Santa Cruz Basilica and Princess street are some of these.
Though the decades passed on, the beauty of the old foreign structures of the buildings still exists with proper maintenance by the authorities and natives that could not be still demolished. Having many star-rated hotels, the accommodation is not a problem for visitors for coming from in and abroad. Besides, the Fort Kochi natives have a special skill to handle foreign tourists with their previous experience.
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