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All Neemrana properties are non–hotel Hotels, because they were originally built for other purposes. All efforts have been made to maintain the old charm of The Tower House while ensuring more than the basic comforts that have come to be associated with the changes in lifestyle since the 17th century. The Tower House offers a unique experience of seeing and ‘living’ history along with a range of local excursions that help our guests unwind and rediscover themselves. Nothing about the Neemrana experience is ordinary. Walk out to the ancient Chinese fishing nets to experience how lanterns are used to attract and catch the fish at night. The Tower House also hosts anniversaries, birthdays and other memorable occasions.
Walk out to the ancient Chinese fishing nets to see how lanterns are used to attract and catch the fish at night. The contrast of the endless Chinese fishing nets and the countless modern ships in the distance showcase the India of today – an...
The Backwaters are where the sea, lagoons, lakes, and rivers of Kerala combine into each other, forming a tangled system of water surfaces. Unique to Kerala, this amazing region and special form of life of its inhabitants is truly memorable....
The lagoons in front of Ernakulam can be best discovered by ship. Watching the fishermen at work takes tourists back in to the time machine of old world India.
Situated at the beginning of River Road is a unique Kathakali dance centre which is renowned for its special performance that entails a commentary in song along with the dance and mimic art of Kathakali. A must visit for all students of dance and...
The Indo-Portuguese museum in Fort Kochi is a confluence of Indian and Portuguese art and architecture. The museum is divided into five main sections which depict the outcome of the confluence. These sections are called Altar, Treasure,...
Also known as the Mattancherry Synagogue, the Paradesi Synagogue is located in old Cochin, formerly known as Jew town. It is the oldest synagogue in all the Commonwealth Nations, and is the only one of the seven synagogues in the area still in...
Located at close proximity to the Tower House, the Mattancherry Palace was originally built by the Portuguese and presented to the Raja of Kochi – Veera Kerala Varma (1537-65) in 1555 AD. It was then taken over by the Dutch and several extensions...
The St. Francis Church is the oldest European Church in India. It was originally built in 1503 and has great historical significance as a witness to the European struggle in India. The Portuguese explorer, Vasco da Gama, died in Kochi in 1524...
