The incinerator has become a tourist spot. Apparently it's historical. Since it's by the sea, there are a lot of tourists wandering around.

Steam boilers of the cranes used in Cochin dry dock for years from 1956. ⠀ Not much to see, just an attraction while walking by. ( But historical ). It really requires some maintenance.

It is kept at a beautiful place. But it is not being maintained by the authorities. Its all rusted and is crumbling little by little. Needs ro be maintained.

These two tall, rusted drums are now quasi garbage bins by the disrespectful passerby. They were once boilers on a ship. They stand harmlessly at one end of the Kochi Beach, rather quietly without any fanfare and it might cause you to walk by. But pause a bit, take a step back and then go right next to them and look. They were once the powerful boilers that pushed a ship across the ocean. It would be great if the Kerala Tourism / Government could actually figure out which ship these powered, and more importantly who was on that ship! If it was the colonising British, it might make me reconsider it’s worth… #justsaying

Honestly, it's really very sad to see such a historic artifact just left to rust away. It's usually crowded here so if you really want to see them without any crowd, pick a less rush hour to visit.

Rusted steam boilers. Being a tourist spot, needs to be painted and maintained

Steam boilers of the cranes used in Cochin dry dock for years from 1956. ⠀

2 rusted steam boiler. Near to Chinese fishing nets, Vasco da gama square

Very lovely place and magic sunset 🥰

It is one of the attractions in Fort kochi beach. This steam boiler is part of a ship. There is lack of maintenance.

Best place to get calm.

Old Duch memories

Nice place

*Steam boilers of the cranes used in Cochin dry dock for years from 1956. ⠀ * Not much to see, just an attraction while walking by. ( But historical ). I think some maintenance is needed for it.⠀ ⠀ {it used coke, coal, and firewood as fuels}⠀

Historical but not maintained properly

Historic but Nothing much to see.

One of the main attraction in Fortkochi beach. Its the steam boilers of the cranes used in Cochin dry dock from 1956. Its mainly used in dredgers. Its now a considered as a historical remaining of Kochi. Some people are sticking their paper notices and ads on the boiler body which practically ruination of the historical scenario.

The boiler is a popular photo spot as it is close to the sea. A crane steam boiler was used in Kochi's dry dock for 20 years starting in 1956. Uses fuels such as coke, coal, and firewood. By the way, 1956 was the year when a communist government was established in Kerala through a free election, which is rare in the world, and it was built to commemorate that occasion. Maybe.