Call Girls in Ernakulam

Ernakulam, often considered the commercial and business hub of Kerala, is vibrant with a blend of urban excitement and natural beauty. Here are some of the best places to hang out with high profile call girls in Ernakulam:

1. Marine Drive: This promenade along the backwaters is a great place to take a leisurely walk, enjoy views of the water or catch the sunset. There are plenty of cafés and restaurants to choose from.
2. Kochi Fort: The old quarters of Kochi still show traces of its colonial past. The Dutch and Portuguese-era buildings that have survived here offer a glimpse into Kochi’s past and a pleasant way to spend a few hours, strolling around, taking in the charming streets and visiting places such as the St Francis Church and the Dutch Palace.
3. Paradesi Synagogue: In Mattancherry, it is one of the oldest active synagogues in the Commonwealth and a good place to explore for history buffs.
4. Jew Town: The other part of Mattancherry is Jew Town, so named for the Jewish shops, spice markets and Kerala architecture. It’s a great place to buy souvenirs and trinkets.
5. Bolgatty Palace: A heritage hotel on Bolgatty island, with nice views of the backwaters and city skyline from its palace grounds.
6. Willingdon Island: This sandy island was built by piling up sand from the port to a height of 10 metres. It is the most frequented island (port activities take place here) and offers some excellent spots to walk and view the city. It also has a number of luxury hotels and a few historic sites.
7. Mangalavanam Bird Sanctuary: This small oasis of greenery in the heart of Ernakulam is a great place for a quiet escape from the city. It’s also a good place for birdwatching and nature walks.
8. Lulu Mall: India’s largest shopping mall, one can spend an entire day shopping, dining and catching up with entertainment. It is a hotspot for both locals and foreign visitors.
9. Hill Palace Museum: With an impressive collection of royal artefacts, paintings and sculptures housed in a former royal palace, this small museum is on the edge of the city but worth the visit.
10. Kerala Folklore Museum: Immensely fascinating for anyone interested in traditional Kerala art, craft and culture, the Kerala Folklore Museum has on display costumes, masks and other artefacts from various forms of performing arts.
11. Chittoor Beach: If you’re looking for a lazy beach that isn’t corrupted by tourists and vendors, Chittoor Beach is the place for you. This beach is known for its cleanliness and the calmness of its water.
12. Vypin Island: Further out to sea, Vypin is more laid back, with beaches, and more of a traditional Kerala village feel. Ferry: Ernakulam to Vypin.