Kochi,India-dutch and jew

Kochi, a vibrant port city in Kerala, India, rose to prominence after the 1341 flooding of Muziris port, becoming a key spice trade hub frequented by Chinese, Arab, Jewish, and Syrian traders before Portuguese explorer Pedro Álvares Cabral established Europe's first Indian settlement there in 1500, followed by Dutch and British colonial influences.

00:00 Fish Market
01:52 Pier at Fish Market
02:36 Old town Street
05:26 Mattancherry 'Dutch' Palace
07:25 Jew Town Road
09:54 Synagogue Lane
12:21 Bazaar Road
13:50 Church of Our Lady of Life
14:44 Sitting on the Docks
15:07 continue Bazaar Road
17:34 Calvathy Canal
17:57 Calvathy Road
18:33 Beach
19:24 Seaside promenade
25:22 to Pier and chinese fishing nets view
28:52 Old town Street after sunset

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