Top Kochi Food Tours

Learn to cook Keralite food from local women on a working farm that follows organic and sustainable farming methods. You’ll learn all about the distinct cuisine while making it, and can enjoy eating your efforts afterwards. Receive a recipe booklet to take home, plus enjoy a boat ride out to the farm. A great experience for enthusiastic cooks and food lovers.

Dedicated foodies and anyone who loves South Indian food will enjoy this 2-hour food walk in Alleppey. Your local guide will take you around the relaxed town on the backwaters, showing you hidden food joints you might otherwise miss. Listen to behind-the-scenes stories and get the chance to ask questions as this is an intimate small-group tour. Sample tasty seafood, traditional breakfast items, sweets, and hot tea along the way.

Chandi Chowk in Old Delhi is one of the best places in the capital to sample traditional street food, but navigating the bustling lanes is no easy feat. Get a hands-on introduction to the Old City’s centuries-old culinary scene during this half-day private food crawl. From butter chicken to sticky-sweet jalebi and a cup of the famous masala chai, you’ll enjoy a hand-picked sampling of Delhi’s best treats.

The Kochi food walk is structured to be conveniently navigated on foot, guiding you through the historic and lively areas of Mattancherry and Fort Kochi. You will have the opportunity to enjoy a range of local delicacies, including street-side snacks and traditional sweets. Participating in a food walk is an excellent way to experience the rich culture of Kochi and Kerala!

Authentic Kerala Backwater Cruise & Village Life Tour from Kochi Experience the charm of Kerala’s backwaters on a peaceful Shikkara (country boat) cruise through palm-fringed canals and tranquil lagoons. Glide gently over the water, propelled by a motor or bamboo poles, and enjoy the soothing sounds of nature — the calls of the myna and koel birds. Your friendly boatmen may pause for a refreshing tender coconut or demonstrate toddy tapping, showing how coconut sap ferments into Kerala’s traditional palm wine. Visit a Kerala village to see women spinning coir, weaving palm leaves, and, if time permits, explore a handloom weaving centre where cotton sarees are made on looms. Savor an authentic Kerala Sadya lunch served on a banana leaf at a local family home or an elite vegetarian restaurant. After this memorable Kerala backwater and village tour, return comfortably to Kochi.

An exciting excursion that is a blend of Kerala cuisine, historical and cultural experience of Fort Kochi. Fort Kochi is a quaint suburb in Kochi, popularly known as the Queen of the Arabian Sea, a historical city tucked on the western coast of Kerala. This excursion is designed to offer patrons an insight into how Kochi (or Cochin, as it was formerly known) became a cultural hotpot with the Anglo Indians, the Portuguese, the Dutch, the English, the Syrian Christians and even the Jews making it their home. This is a walking tour.