Calm and quiet place with niece ambience. Gajendra Moksham mural painting is the major attraction.

Calm peaceful and mind refreshmentVery nice place... Not crowded. Beautiful. Please allow to take videosThe charge to take video is high about 450.plz reduce it

Entry Fees 25 bucks. Dont buy extra camera pass if you are only carrying mobile phones. No one inside cares about the pass.I loved the architecture of this palace. Small in terms of being called a palace still nicely built.Wanted to see relics, coins, palace heritage things but most of the things inside on showcase are fake or printouts.Was disappointed when I couldnt see any information about the family which lived there. Extra and unwanted information not related to this palace is mentioned here and there.In short, good place to visit but dont expect much of a heritage things there.

It is an awesome Small palace to explore and relax.It is better to go at 10 AM at that time the rush is less and we can explore full Palace.I have made a full video on Palace in my YouTube channel Navigator.

Krishnapuram palace itself is a site museum as it acclaims an age-old tradition and antiquity. An Archaeological Museum is functioning inside this palace. Antique objects excavated by the Department of Archaeology and the exhibits brought about from the other regions are also housed in this museum. The idols and vessels made of bronze collected from Annamalanatharu temple, Thodupuzha, Idukki district are the auspicious exhibits there. Images made of bronze and wood; potteries excavated from different sites, traditional weighing apparatus, stone sculptures, swords, coins etc. exhibited there are noteworthy.Krishnapuram Palace is a traditional Pathinarukettu with 22 rooms and four Nadumittams, the courtyard at the centre of the traditional houses of Kerala. This two storeyed edifice comprises of the Poomukham, Kovenithalam, Neerazhikettu, Nellara, Madappally (Kitchen), compound wall and the Padippura, the traditional gateway. The Poomukham, Kovenithalam, Neerazhikettu, Nellara, Madappally (Kitchen), are located on the ground floor. The Manthrasala, guest room, and other bedrooms are on the first floor. The drainage system using stone pipes, the wooden works and elegantly designed ceilings of the palace deserve special mention.

The Palace has a good collection of antiques and statues.Not as Beautiful as the Padmanabhapuram Palace but a one time visit would be worthy when you visit Kollam.Calm place to spend some time.Entry Fee : Rs. 25 per headFor mobile cameras : Rs. 20

Historical valuable things here its protected very safely, Very nice views and atmosphere, friendly staffs, best place for take save the dates, all facilitys available here.

Really wonderful place. But locked now due to covid 19 lockdown

Nice historical place. One of the museums were cameras are allowed inside. A good place to spend time with family and children

Good ambiance. Good for family outing

Its presently closed for visitors, because covid 19 restrictions. Please check before planning a visit

Almost similar to Padmanabha Puram palace. Ok to visit with family. Staff inside not helpful at all. Can spend 1-2 hrs there

Peaceful atmosphere.. Choose this as a destination if you want a relaxation. There doesnt have too much historical signatures. Consider it as a 2 hour viewing experience..

Nothing much to see here. Maximum half an hour can be spent here. Ok place.

Good atmosphere, calm & cool place. A must visit place to spent few hours. Well maintained.

Peacefull ambiance.. i love this place.. ❤️👌

Good one… palace with lots of antics collection… small fee for enter … also allows photography, thats also having little free… all photographers are came with bridesmaids and couples for the photo section, before photographs for marrige… its very superb places with nice sites… cool places

The most historical monument situated in kayamkulam. The way they preserve it needs an appreciation and keep going the good works. The ambience created brings peace of mind and a positive vibe. This place is worth to visit and see. Thank you 🙏

It is in kayankulam, kerela.It was a nice experience visiting Krishnapuram Palace, they have entry fees around rupee 25 and if carrying mobile different charges for mobile.They have different different historical collection.Must visit once, if you are in kayankulam kerela

The Mural Pagoda.Its a historical place in Kerala , related with Marthandavarama the King of Travancore . Built in 18th century with the style of Kerala architecture . Now its under Government of Kerala as a museum

It is a wonderful experience for those who have interest in ancient Kerala history and architecture

Wonderful place with so many plants and trees. Peaceful atmosphere. Loved the vibe❤️

This palace houses many old architects. And there is good vibe inside it

Awesome..Super Place . Everyone must visit.

Really awesome Palace.Nice ambience in an around.This Palace was build by Travancore King,Marthanda Varma,in 18th century.You can see all the Kerala architecture.Very beautiful place to visit.The palace has a rare collection of invaluable mural paintings, one of them the largest in Kerala.

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A place of heritage and history. This palace is built different.

It was a very nice experience in visiting the palace......cameras are allowed... A good place for photoshoots..., well maintained.

Good. Ticket charge is ₹25 only per person and ₹20 for carrying camera

Loved the ancient architecture ❤

Very ancient palace nicely maintained with lot of greenery and shades. Biggest mural painting of gajendra moksham is here

This is a small palace but very beautiful and calm environment. Must see once in a lifetime. Old sculptures and statues will make your mind blowing. The main attraction of this palace is the way it is built its really awesome. You will find Bible written in Sanskrit one of its kind here.THE images are subject to copyright and the use of these images without consent will impose fine.

Even though it might not seem exciting from the outside, there are a lot of historical items on display inside. Kudos to the staff who maintains it. The guides are also very friendly. You can fully see everything in roughly 2 hours time.

Such a laid back peaceful building that is of great significance to kerala history. The first thing you notice is how well they have preserved all those ancient artifacts and the rooms of the palace intact in all its glory. Its as if the palace still has its King to take care of it. The inside of the palace is very beautiful and calming. Amongst must visit places near kayamkulam.

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It is an amazing place to explore and relax ♥️🤗

This is a well maintained beautiful palace. The lake from inside could be cleaned a bit. Otherwise it is such a intricate architecture, takes you back in time.

Beautiful place. Cool ambience. Good place for reading, writing or spending time with friends and family.My request to visitors is dont litter the place with plastic cover and lays chips etc. Dusbins are kept, kindly use those after eating. 🙏🏼

Here holds the largest mural painting and beautiful sculptures. We can also see a lot of old coins , beautiful pond and fountains . There is a 10 th century statue of Buddha , its really nice.

Gajendra Moksham Mural Painting and Kayamkulam Sword .. these are the most important attractions..Dont miss it..

A cool and peaceful place. Good place to spend time

Superb and calm place , with some very good collection.

Nice palace👌👌👌

Excellent place for a small family trip, post marriage photo shot ..well maintained .. moreover historical place must visit

The Krishnapuram Palace is a palace and museum located in Kayamkulam near Alappuzha in Alappuzha district, Kerala in southwestern India. It was built in the 18th century by Anizham Thirunal Marthanda Varma (1729–1758 AD), the Travancore kingdom. It is built in the architectural style of Kerala with gabled roof, narrow corridor and dormer windows, near the Krishnaswamy Temple at KrishnapuramThe palace is maintained by the Kerala State Department of Archaeology and contains exhibits that belonged to the Palace and its former occupant, the Travancore Maharaja Marthanda Varma. It is also famous for a large pond within the palace complex. It is also said that an underground escape route runs from the bottom of the pond as a possible escape route from enemies.Among the many Kerala-style paintings seen in the palace, a distinctly placed mural painting is titled Gajendra Moksham of 154 square feet (14.3 m2) size, which is said to be the largest such find in Kerala. It is placed on the western end of the ground floor of the palace.The double edged Kayamkulam Vaal (sword) is also on display here. The palace houses, in its courtyard, one of the four statues of Buddha found in Alappuzha District.

Great historical place....must visit

It will feel you like you are in vulvulaiya .. if you have time then go there... otherwise you can skip this place

Good journey. enjoyed a lot. There is a fees for taking photos. Many tourists are visiting this place. Its a museum.When you visit this place you get to know the culture of kerala

Ancient Palace with its all originality .an adult can enter with 25 rupees ticket. One can still touch sit watch and feel the palace without any restrictions. There is a Museum inside which displays coins potteries and other equipment including weighing balance weights from ancient times.

The Krishnapuram Palace is a palace and museum located in Kayamkulam near Alappuzha in Alappuzha district, Kerala in southwestern India. It was built in the 18th century by Anizham Thirunal Marthanda Varma (1729–1758 AD), the Travancore kingdom. It is built in the architectural style of Kerala with gabled roof, narrow corridor and dormer windows, near the Krishnaswamy Temple at Krishnapuram

It is a very old palace constructed by marthaandavarma maharaja, He used it as secondary home, there is so many old sculptures and things

Informative museum...😍beautiful place to spend evening and morning time ..Timings9 Am to 1 Pm2Pm to 4.30 PmMonday Holidayentry fee -20rsCamera -10rs

Its a famous place which attracts tourists and local peoples. Beautiful garden is one of my favourite thing over here

Mondays holiday normally.

A good heritage place to visit with family. The guides are friendly and informative.

Krishnapuram palace is an ancient palace which was built 250 years ago. Its is beautiful palace and a place to spent together with family and friends . The staffs maintaining the place very well. So many places to sit.There is an entry fees of 20 rs per person. For mobile phone to capture pics you have to pay another 10 rs. For dslr 40. If you wanna shoot for marraige videos u have pay 400 rs for 2 hours any properties cannot be used. After 2 hours u cant stay inside palace. If you wann shoot more than 2 hours with properties and another there is an option by paying 1500 unlimited time. There is also some antiques pieces are displayed, ancients coins, swords etc. Its an 16 kettu palace. Come to parking space u can park vehicle on roadside the palace is little inside from main road.

This place is great a lot to see know and u can take really creative pics. Just dont go near the pond

Great experience, i have gone there with my friends we had a lot of fun . You can learn a lot of history from there and also the construction of the building is so great . They have displayed such things as swords, coins , etc.. Entry ticket for an adult is 25 rs. Special fee for taking pictures using phone. Theres lot of place takibg pictures.. a good place to go with your family and friends especially for children there is a lot of things for the children to see and study. They have a pond but cant get in it . Its a great place, you can get a lot of informations from there.Go & Enjoy.....

Well maintained but nothing great to see except a painting.

A beautiful place for holiday hangout. You can take mobile photos anywhere for a fee of 10/- per mobile.Convenient for even family and children.

A quiet and serene place with great history.

A place where every keralite need to be visited. There is not much to see unlike other palaces. But it is good place where a person will get a picture the then princely state kerala.

Through the history , culture and art of India.Place could have been kept more neatly and historically.Some of the hallways kept it like a museum and Fake cut-outs. It is not necessary. Some of the wall paintings have been whitewashed as part of maintenance

Beautiful palace in alappey district

It is good to visit once to know about different historical information. Good exterior too. One time visitable Place with your family or friends .

Very nice place to visit. We can see architecture brilliants in the 18th century. Also seen many artcrafts. interiors were very attractive. This small palace has pond and swimming pool inside it. Also can take beautiful photos with your mobile phones. Extra 10₹ for the mobile phone. Also good place for wedding photoshoot.

Best place to visit with your family and friends or a school tour institute tour or hang out with loving one. for more details watch Video on my YouTube channel.My YouTube channel is Keralite Roshan

Good place for spending couple of hours. Usual timings are from 9 to 1and 2-4.30. Place is under archeology dept. Its a pathinarukettu with 4 nadumuttams, Nice garden and many other collection of antique stuffs.Nice place for pre wedding shoot.

Call and confirm before visiting as it remains closed since April 2021.

It was an old Guest house of Marthanda Varma....Situated in krishnapuram,Kayamkulam......

Nice place to visit if you love to visit Historical places

History speaks in a unique way here. Though some recreations were done still it has the proudness is there. The largest mural painting attracts everyones eyes and heart. The kings from the past still lives there.

Such a nice and calm place to visit and spend some time. Different from the other usual tourist places, it offers a peaceful atmosphere where you can relax

Well maintained Kottaram. Entry fees Rs 20.For mobile photo Rs 10- Lunch hours 1pm-2pm

Nice place, Take a peak if anyone passing by it wont cost much/time

I have just noticed this palace after returning from alappad.Dont give more expectations.Ther is an entrance fee 20 rs per head and charges 10 rs extra for photography of the showcased arts there.The extra 10 rs charge make me laugh.And the small garden and palace was quiet beautiful and clean.Awesome place for relaxation.

Good Photoshoot and tourism area. Must visit. This area near my wifes house.

Very historical place, cool calm atmosphere, the palace building archetechture is amazing

Good heritage... well maintained....Awesome place for wedding photoshoot...

A good heritage for spending some leasure time with friends and family.

An old palace in Alleppey District. There is a lot of antique tools and objects used in that era. Also the mural GAJENDRAMOKSHAM is here in this palace. You have to visit once to get the feel.

That Was an awsome Place

It was one of the best experience i ever had...

Excellent.... Real antiques...

Best and calm place. Its moreover like a museam that contain ancient style of kerla building made of wood.kerla art is depicted over here.the palace is maintained in a amazing way such that it is soo good for photoshoots. Many married couple come here for photoshoots.Entry ticket: ₹30 per personPhotography:₹20 for cameraTime required:40 mins

Situated in between kayamkulam and ochira.1.5km Western side from NH66,krishnapuram near govt technical heigher secondary school.Entry fee 20rsTiming9-1 & 2-430,monday holidayWith in 30 minutes we can visit whole palaceIts comparatively small palace.Main attraction of the palace is we can see the old gajendramoksham(ഗജേന്ദ്രമോക്ഷം ) wall painting

A place to check out history. Great for spending time with family. Guides are available to shorten history** Monday holiday

Well maintained. Aesthetic ! Washrooms could be maintained better.

A nice palace to visit....not so big..but has something special there......and also has a biggest painting

IT IS AWESOME....IT HAS SOME SWORDS,ITEMS THEY HAVE USED,LOTS OF BALCONY, LOTS OF COIN COLLECTION AND DETAILS SUCH AS THE BEGINNING OF COINS,PALANQUIN,A MODEL OF ANOTHER THARAVAAD ....ACTUALLY, ITS NOT LIKE A PALACE ,ITS MORE LIKE A THARAVAAD ......BUT OVERALL,ITS GOOD

Krishnapuram palace is a historical monument of 18th Century. Located at Krisnapuram near to Kayamkulam of Alleppy district of Kerala. Nice place to spend with family or a group, there is museum is working in side this palace now, a ancient coins, weighing measures, swords, sanskrit bibles etc are showcased here. Beautifully landscaped exterior brings us a feel of relaxation and refreshment.

An Important place to visit in Kayamkulam. Culturally important.

Old artifacts, coin, weights, burial pots, idols etc collection, mural painting, landscaped garden etc

A nice place to explore

Its a good place to visit. Feel calm and know about the history of kayamkulam sword. Its a place where you can enjoy the largest mural painting in kerala Gajendra moksham

Its a place to spent time with your loved ones and to explore.

A must visit place for know the rich cultural heritage of medival history of Kerala.A small palace but worth visiting those who are interested in history. You can take photos using mobile phone and camera. Gandendra Moksham mural painting is the main attraction here. This mural painting covers 154 square feet , biggest single panel mural painting founded out so far in Kerala.This picture was drawn on the wall of Thevapura of this palace in such a manner as worship Lord Vishnu,after taking bath from the nearby pond .This mural painting has lot of historical value. Lot of historical things like Pallak, pots coins swords of rulers preserved here.The visiters are instructed not to touch with belongings here.

A great historic place.

Great Historical Place To Visit

Very nice place, but little short area to look