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"A Regal Simplicity "The abode of an erstwhile king

For lovers of history and heritage, where luxury emanates from the subtle riches of bespoke solitude.

Chitoor Kottaram as its very name implies was the royal residence of the erstwhile ruling family of Cochin when the king sought to take some time off from their worldly duties and pay homage to the family deity in the temple nearby. Little has changed since that time in this beautiful abode that still retains that sense of splendor and serenity for which it was originally made.

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For lovers of history and heritage, where luxury emanates from the subtle riches of bespoke solitude. Chitoor Kottaram as its very name implies was the royal residence of the erstwhile ruling family of Cochin when the king...- Robert K Baby ,
Experiencing Chittoor Kottaram

Beat to the Local Pulse

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The old town of Chittoor has not changed much since those times. You can get to feel its ancient pulse as you stroll through its streets, hear the peels of its temple bells and see local people go about their daily life at the pond or the market, purposefully yet unhurriedly, just as their ancestors did.

Life on the Backwaters

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Kerala's backwaters are expansive and different parts of its large network, in different parts of the state, have their own salient characteristics. The Kochi backwaters are unique in their own way and we invite you to explore them more closely while at Chittoor Kottaram.

Fort Kochi's Colonial Heritage

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Fort Kochi is a veritable treasure chest of colonial history. Even though many decades have elapsed since the last colonial ship sailed away from its shores, its stamp still glows visibly in Fort Kochi's museums, churches, cemeteries, shops, schools, cafes, hotels and home stays - many of which are housed in restored heritage buildings from those times.