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" Striking a Dutch Note " A boutique hotel in charming Fort Kochi

The Dutch legacy re-imagined.

Legend has it that there were seven bastions in Fort Kochi, built by the Portuguese and strengthened by the Dutch. Adding on to this 500-year-old legacy of defending oncoming conquests is CGH Earth's Eighth Bastion. Built by blending contemporary and colonial styles each room has a distinct appeal. The echoes from the past come alive here while the air carries an unmistakable sweet scent.

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  • Reviewed 18 March 2020
trip advisorThis hotel is very smart and well designed with lovely rooms. We had stayed at a CGH Earth hotel in Thedakky (Spice Village- you have to go there!!) and both that and this hotel were super lovely and have great eco credentials...- Mattbor86 , London, United Kingdom
Experiencing Eighth Bastion

Tuk-Tuk ride

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The Tuk-Tuk tour of the area will be at a relaxed pace, giving you ample time and space to absorb the sights and sounds. Old architecture, charming bylanes and picturesque churches; an ideal morning's excursion.

Art at Fort Kochi

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Kochi, once just a popular tourist destination but is now becoming one of India’s thriving art hubs, thanks to events like the Kochi-Muziris Biennale. During Biennale time, the whole city is abuzz with anticipation over the artistic surprises in store. But even on a normal day, there are many art studios and galleries nurturing the city’s talent.

Fort Kochi Heritage

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Fort Kochi opens a revealing window upon India’s colonial past. Its stamp is still evident in the small town’s museums, churches, cemeteries, shops, schools, cafes, hotels and homes - many of which are housed in restored heritage buildings from those times.