Visit Chinese Fishing nets:-Chinese fishing nets (Cheena Vala) are fishing nets that are fixed land installations for fishing, commonly known as lift nets, it is common in China & Indonesia in the past for fishing. In India, it is commonly seeing in Cochin and surrounding coastal areas. It is called Chinese arts as it came from China. Now it became a tourist attraction.       Marine Drive - Cochin- Walkway :-Marine Drive is a beautiful promenade in Kochi.It is a popular hangout for the local populace as well as the tourists. It is the Arabian sea entrance to downtown. you can make a leisure walk through the water side for 1 and a half km, the wind from the sea entrance and the sea view with cruise boats, Ships, etc. It is a shopping place too.       Luxuary Sea Cruise:-The Ship Cruise starts from Marine drive, then it cruses int 10 kms to the sea. ( Distance will cut short on days the weather is inhospitable). The Ship cruse along Bolgahty Palace under the Goshree Bridges. Vallarpadom Transshipment Container Terminal and Vypeen Ferry. , Cochin Ship Yard, small islands, Chinese Fishing nets are sights on the way. Limited seats and Tickets are subject to availability.   Santha Cruz Basilica- St Francis Xavier's Church:St. Francis CSI Church, in Fort Kochi, originally built in 1503, is the oldest European church in India and has great historical significance as a mute witness to the European colonial struggle in the subcontinent. It is well-known for its beautiful architecture and ambiance.       Fort Cochin Beach, Churches & Heritage sites:-Fort Kochi is the first European township in India.By walking through the streets of Fort Kochi, you can smell the past. Chinese fishing nets along the Vasco Da Gama Square, Santa Cruz Basilica retaining the specimens of a bygone era and still proud of those days.          Paradesi Synagogue:-Paradeshi Synagogue is situated in the quarter of Old Cochin known as Jew Town,[2] and is the only one of the seven synagogues in the area still in use. It is constructed in 1567. Situated near to the Mattancherry Palace temple on the land given to the Malabari Yehudenor " Yehuden Mappila" community by the Maha Raja of Kochi.