Gourmet products local specialties and wines South India

You can find everything in this new establishment! Ideal to buy some food before your cruise or for the rest of your trip...

Since 1962, this confectionery sells cakes, including chocolate, large varieties of biscuits, tea, chips, bread bread and all kinds of local sweets. It's good and cheap.

Coffee hit, hot, cold, mixed with chocolate, with chantilly, base, here the black beverage is declined to all the sauces. You can also enjoy huge portions of chocolate cakes, chicken or vegetarian sandwich clubs. The Indian channel has grown across India, relying mainly on a young, connected and rich audience.

These two shopping streets are lively throughout the day, but become magical in the evening. There are bags, bed sheets, paper lanterns, T-shirts and leather or terracotta items. Nehru Street sellers don't put pressure on the customer, doing rare enough to be mentioned. If you want to make clothes tailor-made, you can still make a model. The covered market between MG Road, Nehru Street and Rangalipai Street, including the section occupied by the flower dealers, is a real delight for the senses: fruits, vegetables, spices and fish contrasting fabrics, glass bracelets and objects of all kinds.

Halfway between the Meenakshi Temple and Thirumala Nayak, this large building offers a wide choice of ultra-sweet cakes and snacks such as pav bhaji.

Every day from 6am to 6pm, people flock from all over the city to buy fresh vegetables, fish, cooking utensils, live animals (goldfish, hens, roosters...) and many other things. A compact crowd flocked all day long.

In a pretty building with colonial architecture, at the corner of Princess Street, this small café serves hot drinks (coffee, teas), refreshments, cakes (including an excellent cheesecake) and small meals (pasta, omelets, very good sandwiches, burgers). You can sit in the pleasant and airy upstairs room or on the small terrace at the back, surrounded by large plants. The service is friendly and fast. The most pleasant place of Fort Kochi for a small hunger or to take a break between your visits!

Theobroma is a tea and pastry shop where it's a pleasure to stop for a sweet or savoury break. This tea room offers delicious, fresh, hearty sandwiches, a variety of homemade breads, gourmet pastries - the kind the Indians call "Danish" - brownies, cheesecakes, chocolate eggs at Easter, and galettes des rois in January. You can also come here for breakfast. Theobroma means "food of the gods" in Greek; in fact, she lived in France for some time.

This mini-bar is very useful in finding what you need during the trip (toilet paper, shampoo, antimoustiques cream…). Medicines can also be purchased there. It is located near the bus station.

This large store is owned by a tea plantation, the Kanan Devan Hill Plantations Company (KDHP). You can find explanations on the tea making process as well as all kinds of products: organic or not, flavored or natural teas, cardamom or eucalyptus oils, jams, etc. The company has five stores in Munnar, including the Chai Bazaar . You can also stay at one of the company's tea plantations.

A renowned establishment in Kollam that offers cakes and pastries of all kinds, snacks, chocolate, cold drinks and an array of dried fruits. Kollam is the self-proclaimed "cashew capital", and if you want to taste or bring back the specialty of the region, this is the place to be. The store is modern and impeccably maintained. Another good place to find this regional product at unbeatable prices is the Vijayalaxmi Cashew Company Sales Depot located on Main Road.

The Palayam Market, as it is also called because of its location at Palayam Junction, was established in 1857. The beautiful archway at the entrance of this friendly market was inaugurated in 1888 by the Governor of Madras, Sir Connemara. The small alleys house a large number of stalls selling flowers, spices, fish, fruits, vegetables, kitchen utensils, trinkets... It is very pleasant to walk around and observe the lively life of a typical Kerala market. A real abundance of smells and colors, a show for the senses!

The Chalai Bazaar is located in front of the Padmanabhaswamy temple, in a narrow street 2 km long. It is one of the oldest shopping streets in Kerala. This district is worth a visit for the animation which reigns in its streets lined with small stalls of all kinds and its small adjacent lanes. You can find fruits, vegetables, spices, cooking utensils, clothes, cheap toys, jewelry and many other things. You can also eat local specialties at low prices.