Sign in

Travel India community

Reply To: Quick historical stop at Kottayam Cheriapally when passing through

Home › Forums › Quick historical stop at Kottayam Cheriapally when passing through › Reply To: Quick historical stop at Kottayam Cheriapally when passing through

#947
Deepak Vaidya
Participant
    Up
    0
    Down
    ::

    You can start at the main altar to see the 16th century frescoes and then walk to the side chapel where the original pulpit sits. A quick stop at the old bell tower gives a good view of the surrounding town. If you have a few extra minutes, the nearby St. Joseph’s Church on the same street is another 17th century landmark worth a quick look. Afterward you might grab a coffee at Hotel Aida, just a kilometre from the church. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

    460 discussions 0 replies
    Latest discussionsQuestions, ideas, stays and trip planning
    Browse latest →
    41

    Couple asking route from Nashik Railway to Sula Vineyards

    Parth Randhawa· 1 week ago · 17 replies ·1 participant

    We’re planning a quick trip from the Nashik Road Railway Station to Sula Vineyards and we’re not sure about the best way to get there. The station is the main rail hub in the…

    52

    Family food ideas near Carmel Church in Port Blair

    Nivedita Goel· 1 week ago · 17 replies ·1 participant

    Looking for a place to grab a bite that works for the whole family while visiting Carmel Church? The church is open all day and free to enter, so we can spend a good…

    37

    Which nearby spots are worth a day trip from Shivalik Valley?

    Sayantani Thakur· 1 week ago · 17 replies ·1 participant

    I’m planning a weekend escape with my partner and we’re staying near Shivalik Valley. What nearby attractions are easy to reach and worth a visit? Mansa Devi Temple is only 15 km away, Chandigarh Capitol…

    40

    Is Ranga Mandira crowded on weekday afternoons?

    Sourabh Ahluwalia· 1 week ago · 17 replies ·1 participant

    I’m planning a quick trip to Bangalore this October and only have a few hours in the city. Ranga Mandira is open 24 hours and free to enter, but I’ve heard it can get busy.…