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| Rev. Dr. Hermann Gundert graffiti |
Fort Kochi, a historic spot in Kerala needs no introduction. It is here this year's edition of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale is held. This graffiti of Rev. Dr. Hermann Gundert was clicked at the Burgher Street. Hermann Gundert's dictionary in the Malayalam language, the mother tongue of Keralites is a very valuable resource in our literature.
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| Colorful hats for sale at the Fort Kochi beach |
This picture was taken at the Fort Kochi beach!
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| Graffiti depicting Kerala floods 2018 |
This year Kerala was devastated by the merciless floods which killed hundreds of people. The above graffiti depicts this catastrophe.
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| Another picture clicked at the beach |
Another beautiful picture that was taken at the beach.
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| Seashells |
One more image from the beautiful beach :)
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| Seashore |
Chinese fishnets are a treat to watch! I have blogged before about these nets. You will find the link below.
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| A beautiful graffiti |
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| Another graffiti |
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| Graffiti art at Fort Kochi |
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| Graffiti, another view |
Almost everywhere we can see beautiful art. Nothing is boring here.
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| Burgher Street, Fort Kochi |
Kashi art cafe is a famous spot in the Burgher street. Portuguese built this street during their occupation of Fort Kochi long ago. The Dutch subsequently destroyed the Fort built by the Portuguese and the nearby structures during their invasion but became disliked by the local people ultimately. Eventually, they had to leave and this region came under the Portuguese rule once again.
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