1. Jew Town      

The Jew town is renowned for its architecturally solid synagogue that is standing till today. It is a series of narrow alleys between Mattancherry Palace and Paradesi Synagogue. The Jew town is one of the oldest parts of the region.

2. Kalady

Kalady is the birthplace of the greatest Indian philosopher. It is the pilgrimage centre that became popular as Adi Sankaracharya’s birthplace. It is situated in Cochin in Kerala. It is one of the most important destinations among the pilgrims. There are 2 major shrines in Kalady that are dedicated to the memory of Adi Sankaracharya.

3. Greenix Village

The beautiful Greenix village is nestled at a distance of about 8kms off Ernakulam. It is the cultural centre where several art forms of Kerala are practised and developed. One can witness the mixed performance of Kathakali, Kalaripayattu, audio-visual history at the in-house museum and Indian classical music in this centre every evening.

4. Areekkal Waterfalls

The stunning Areekkal Waterfalls is situated in Cochin and is one of the very few falls located in the region. It is one of the major tourist spots and is renowned for verdant green woods, picturesque surroundings. It is surely a paradise for nature lovers. The silvery cascading water atop rocky cliffs is truly a visual delight.