Our storytellers are researchers and narrators, not just guides. Every experience draws on archival records, oral histories and years of on-the-ground research. We go beyond familiar landmarks to explore the people, events and connections that shaped Kochi.
We keep our groups small so there's room for questions, conversations and discovery. Every guest is part of the experience, not just another face in a crowd.
From its spice ports and trading networks to its many communities, architecture and everyday life, Kochi is a story still unfolding. We explore the connections between its past and present, one neighbourhood at a time.
Our work is shaped by the people and communities whose stories we share. We collaborate with local storytellers, artisans and cultural practitioners, creating meaningful opportunities for their knowledge, skills and livelihoods to thrive.
Johann Binny Kuruvilla, Founder & Chief Storyteller
We explore Kochi's lesser-known histories through archival research, oral histories, historical records and on-the-ground documentation. Our work brings forgotten stories and overlooked perspectives into public conversation.
We work alongside local communities, storytellers, artisans and cultural practitioners to document their histories, celebrate their knowledge and create meaningful opportunities that support local livelihoods.
We bring history and heritage into the learning experience through curriculum-linked programmes, educational walks, workshops and interactive sessions designed for schools, colleges and young learners.
We create spaces for people to engage with Kochi's history, culture and changing identity through talks, lectures, workshops and public conversations that bring together researchers, practitioners and curious minds.
