Good place for family one day outing.Shakthan Thampuran Palace is situated in City of Thrissur in Kerala state, India. It is named as Vadakkekara Palace, was reconstructed in Kerala-Dutch style in 1795 by Ramavarma Thampuran of the erstwhile Princely State of Cochin, well as Sakthan Thampuran (Greatest ruler of the Cochin dynasty) is preserved by Archaeological Department. The main structure of the Sakthan Thampuran Palace has a two-storeyed building and a traditional Kerala style Nālukettu. High roofs, extra thick walls, spacious rooms and floors paved with finely smoothened Italian marbles are some of the structural specialties of this palace.

A Palace turned into Museum.Shakthan Thampuran place is quite unique place to visit in thrissur district. Palace, Garden, Pond, exhibitions, Park an all in all experience who loves nature, history and archaeology. Place is kept neat and clean. Finding parking around this area might be a pronoem. Ticket rates are reasonable 25/- per adult. Extra tickets needed for DSLR and Videography

Shakthan Thampuran Palace is situated in City of Thrissur in Kerala state, India. It is named as Vadakkekara Palace, was reconstructed in Kerala-Dutch style in 1795 by Ramavarma Thampuran of the erstwhile Princely State of Cochin, well as Sakthan Thampuran is preserved by Archaeological Department.ENTRANCE : Entrance tickets.-Adult Rs 20.-Children Rs 5.-Mobile camera Rs 10.Car parking available.Photography is prohibited inside the museum.

OPENING HOURS : 9:30am to 1pm , 2pm to 4:30pm all days except Monday.ENTRANCE : Entrance tickets.-Adult Rs 20.-Children Rs 5.-Mobile camera Rs 10.Car parking available.Photography is prohibited inside the museum.THE GOODs : -Beautiful place, well maintained. The palace is a typical Kerala style building preserved well .-Includes various exhibits like stone sculptures and Ravi Verma paintings, coins from Chera age and more.-The items are labelled and additional information is also provided.-The Heritage garden beside the museum is a good photographic location overlooking the North Pond.THE BADs : -Not many people to guide or explain the artifacts.-Car parking is taken up by local taxi companies thus making it difficult to find a spot.My view : Do visit if in Thrissur, a very green place and a clean atmosphere amidst the city bustle.

Its an good place to visit. Palace is now a museumwith ancient sculptures, pots, coins, wepons, etc.The palace has very good surrounding with a very beutiful garden. It has very cool atmosphers. We can able to spend times peacefuly.

The huge building complex shows the old era architectural design and great location for history lovers to explore the history.Sakthan Thampuran, was the ruler of the Kingdom of Cochin. He was the King of the present-day southern Indian city of Kochi and his palace was in Thrissur, which was a part of the Kingdom of Cochin.It is named as Vadakkekara Palace, was reconstructed in Kerala-Dutch style in 1795 by Ramavarma Thampuran.The palace was converted into a museum in 2005 by state government.

Very good place to watch our old culture nice museum

This place is just opposite to Kalyan Hypermarket.. For two people it costed 70 Rs including permission to take photos from phone. We cannot take pictures inside the palace.. Its maintained by Archeological Survey of India. Prehistoric museum is behind the palace which has many artifacts related to Megalithic period.. On the right side of the palace there is garden with variety of trees with lakes near to it.. Wonderful place to spend time.. Better to wear shoes here as this is large property..

Im a Thrissur native. But till this time, i never got an opportunity or time to visit this palace museum. Last weekend i went to the palace, and i have to say that it was amazing. A lot of historic artifact, collections, and many things including pre historic tools were found here. A good place if you love history.

We can feel history. Beautiful and more informative and well organized.Ideal for half day trip.Ideal for couples and families.Informative for children and they can experience and learn our past legacy.

Built after a rather Dutch style architecture, the Shakthan Thampuran Palace is a sight to behold. Finding its name in almost every list of Thrissur tourist places, the Shakthan Thampuran Palace was rebuilt in the place of Vadakkekara Palace in the year 1795 by the then King Ramavarma Thampuram of Cochin.In the year 2005, the palace was converted into a museum that now showcases a number of relics and really old antiques. A favourite one amongst several art admirers, the two-storeyed complex has high roofs, thicker than usual walls, and Italian Marble on the floor, making it a place right out of a traveller’s dream.Location: 2.5 km from Thrissur bus stand.Timings: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM.Entry fees: INR 10 for adults, INR 5 for kids, INR 30 for cameras.

Nice place to visit, especially who interested in history. Well Maintained by archeology department. Also there is a good garden and sculptures.

Visiting the Palace-turned-museum was a real treat. The tickets to enter are 30 Rs per person. The exhibits inside were a treat for any museum or history buff. The interiors and the vibe really created an ambience that could transport you back into time. The heritage garden was beautiful as well, I only wish the whole property was maintained with a little more care.

Traditional Architectural design with high roofs and extra thick walls (nalukettu)

Pros-very beautiful palace in the heart of the city-best time to go during monsoon so that the lawns and all will be green-very cool inside during summers-old paintings-govt nearly maintained-archeology Dept personnels will be there inside to explain at each roomsCons-no photography inside the palace-some of the staffs dont explain

Located in the city itself. Along with palace is a good garden as well as museum. Its a standard museum.

One of oldest and biggest palace in thrissur with big courtyard,garden and compound wall.We can see the remains of Royal family here for example throne,furnitures,sculptures,jewellery,utensils,armoury etc.The palace structure is build on the traditional vastu method of cochin kings.Very cool climate inside all structures and plenty of breeze and light enters into the palace from the outside because of this great structural engineering.A good butterfly park and tree garden attached with the palace.Highly recommended for historians,Nature lovers and those who love silence.

Wonderful museum experience and the guides was very helpful .The garden was so greeny and provided a different level of calmness really good people pls try

The palace is beautiful and magnificent! Every room has a seated guide

Historical place. Neat and calm. Closing time is 4.30pm. good place to spend an afternoon.

Beautiful palace which explains the details about Sakthan thampuran, greatest ruler of Cochin dynasty.It is a two-storeyed building with traditional kerala style Nalukettu. Also a large butterfly garden surrounds the palace which makes it more attractive. Both palace and garden are well-maintained.

Good palace . history vibes

A traditional palace of sakthan thamburan with amazing museums of old culture and language related items.It has a large and beautiful butterfly garden too.A must visit place in Thrissur.

Palace of Sreesree Ramavarma Sakthan Thampuran Thirumanas. A peaceful place in the centre of the city. An entry fee of ₹20. Kept as Museum with the royal glory and things used by the royal family of Sakthan Thampuran

Many things to explore

Awesome place. I wish there are some guides to explain each corners. Even though there are staffs they don’t bother to explain it. As they are either busy in mobile or following couples creepily 😀

The small museum in old palace buildings is set up in a simple way. There us not much in the way of information boards. However, helpful staff were available in every room to help describe and interpret the exhibits.Gardens are pretty too.

Nice eco friendly place to relax with natural greenery.

Best place to hangout with friends. The atmosphere is really warm. outside the museum there are splendid areas for sitting. Pond view and the garden area is cherry on top. Do not open on Mondays.

A fantastic RADHAM is here. Very mysterious to see. A good garden and pond. Tomb of the high authorities.

The best historical palace giving lots of informations about all royal kingdom and other important archaeological antiquity s ,most important thing is inside the Thrissur city this place is unique from others because of the 6 acres of land full of different types of herbals plants and trees .good and fresh refreshments air flow .the best peaceful heritage garden and a sacred grove .and good clean toilet facilities , drinking water facilities also ....must visit this place

A small, but elegant palace in nalukettu style. Properly maintained.. perfectly out of the crowd.. its a palace museum with antique collections, coins, weapons etc,. There is one heritage garden and pond nearby. Its so calm . U can spend an hour or two for a fresh breath of air. Easy to reach from town. Friendly staff and well maintained. There is No baggage counter..so u have to carry ur baggage with you. No camera /mob camera allowed inside the palace. Small entry fees ..10 or 20rps.

Ideal place for those who loves ancient cultures and interested to know about the lifestyle of royal families. Govt. had taken good initiative to preserve the palace as such by maintaining the architectural structures. The museum is very much attractive. The compound is very peaceful even though it is in the center of the city. Parking is some difficult during peak hours however we can park the vehicles near the stadium. We can use footwear inside the palace.

Beautiful palace and a museum with lot of collections of sculptures and coins

The Palace is well maintained and u have to take entry pass from the ticket counter. Inside the Palace u can see the chariot that was used by the sakthan thamburan. In different rooms they have arranged the different items used by the people of that time. The garden area is very good with lots of butterflies and dragonflies. Another spot to be in is the park inside the Palace compound. There is a big pond in the park. It would be nice if the place was developed more and activities like boating are introduced in the pond.

Here todays cake exhibition superb, nice place ,good 👍 persons including auto drivers

A hidden gem. Not to be missed if you are in ThrissurThis place is worth a visit if you are in Thrissur. Decently preserved palace and some interesting artifacts. I would not consider it great in terms of the contents in the museum, but still very good. The main palace house artifacts, mainly from the royal family.There is a separate building that house stone age tools etc.Apart from the museum, there is also a heritage garden that is an oasis of greenery in the city. One boundary of the garden is ‘chira’, the pond.As of writing this (May 2019), the entry fee is Rs 20/- for adults and Rs 5/- for children. For using mobile camera, you must pay Rs 10/-. Photography is not permitted inside the museum though. However, there is plenty to photograph outside the museum. I guess tickets are not issued after 4.30 PM.A special mention of the staff there. When I visited, they were very helpful and courteous. One person suggested that my parents take a different staircase since that would be less taxing for them. There was a lady who explained the stone artifacts very enthusiastically.There is decent parking available outside.Definitely worth a visit if you are in Thrissur.

Royal heritage of Trissur.... really fabulous area..... exploring royality and culture...... sink to nature.....

Sakthan Thampuran palace which also known as Vadakkekara Palace is a palace situated near to Indira Priyadarshini Bus Stand in Thrissur town which is constructed by cochin dynasty and the palace is reconstructed in 1795 by Ramavarma Thampuran or known famously as Sakthan Thampuran. The palace is constructed in Kerala - Dutch Architecture Style. It is converted to a museum by Archeological Survey of India in 2005.

Peacefull location in middle of the city. Visit and experience the calmness.

Cool place we have find Some interesting stuff ,and know about the Harrapan civilization, especially garden good ambience

Awesome

Palace was closed when I visited today, 11-Sept-2021. Havent seen it open since many days. Seems it is closed due to COVID.

Must place to visit for those who are interested in history

Shakthan Thampuran Palace is situated in Thrissur.It is named as Vadakkekara Palace, was reconstructed in Kerala-Dutch style in 1795 by Ramavarma Thampuran of the erstwhile Princely State of Cochin. The palace was converted into a museum in 2005 by State.Its easily accessible from all major bus stops in and around the Swaraj round

Reasonably quiet place to have a date or for just hang out in Thrissur. Nice historical displays and the unique architecture of Kerala palaces. The garden nearby is good for a relaxed chit chat.

Sakthanthampuran palace is situated in the city of Trissur. The Palace was constructed by Ramavarma Thampuranin the year of 1795. Now the Palace is preserved by the Archaeological Department. The palace is constructed in the Kerala style of Nalukettu with spacious rooms. The palace is in the heart of Trissur Corporation.

This palace have good collection of archeological materials . And beautiful maintained parks. Best to spend your free times .

A palace which has the individuality of its own. Good spot to spend half a day.Named so as it was reconstructed in 1795 by Raja Rama Varma, known later by the name Shaktan Thampuran. Situated in Trissur district of Kerala, this palace has the Kerala-Dutch style of architecture.Outer view is majestic to look at; with the double height elevation and white-teakwood combination. The garden surrounding the Palace and the adjacent sacred grove and botanical park stretches around 6 acres of land.The inner view marks an astounding palanquin, a centre courtyard, armour, bronze figurine, numismatic and utensil collection, Royal furniture including the treasury box among many others.There is also a separate building which displays Stone-age art and burial pots.Traveller note:There is a one hour break at noon 1pm to 2pm from entering the premises.Photography is prohibited inside the Palace.

Historical place❤

Great place to visit. Informative. Well maintained after renevation. The staffs are knowledgeable and friendly. The Palace is worth seeing, spacious and gorgeous - with kitchen, bedroom, coins of the time. The museum also got Indus valley remenants epigraphy, old dieties from temples in Kerala.There is parking spaces. Ticketed entry.However, the descriptions available to enable self awareness among visitors are limited. There is no generator. Had to use mobile phone torch to see galleries.

Palace of shathan thampuranFamous Kochi king

Palace built in 1795 in Kerala Dutch style is under the Kerala state archeological department. Beautiful surroundingsnand heritage garden together with the architecture merging into the skyline is worth the visit. The monument has very limited parking. The entry fee is ₹20 for adult. The staff is extremely unfriendly which could be a trouble for few.

Beautiful and calm very well preserved.

The palace is a must visit place in Thrissur city. It really one of the best places with tourist attactions among Thrissur. The palace is maintaining well. As I visited there in a public holiday, I did not see this place crowded and it was a great experience for me. The Palace does shows all the details of how it was working during Saktan thamburan time. His chariot, palliyara, kitchen, discussion room, divans room etc are must see items over there. The palace and its compound are installed with cameras. The compound seems to have some on going maintenance work. The flower garden is nice and neatly maintained. The other section of the palace is the palace garden.

A nice place for family..

Its a nice place to visit.For those who are interested in history and ancient items this place is ideal for them. you can find bronze statues belonging to the period between the 12th and the 18th centuries, Sculpture gallery displaying granite statues from the 9th century to the 17th century, Numismatics Gallery, which systematically displays ancient coins, which were in circulation in the former province of Kochi and neighbouring kingdoms and the history gallery depicting some of the milestones of the Kochi dynasty and the Epigraphy Gallery showcasing the genesis and evolution of ancient writings. Other galleries of interest at the palace include, a Gallery for Household Utensils made of bronze and copper, used by the rulers of Kochi. and a Megalithic Gallery exhibiting remains of the great stone age.

Place filled with vibrant and positive vibes. Good to have such a place at the core of town.

Its a great place to visit neatly maintained n guided by sign boards

The fort and the antiques inside are maintained well. The displays are with proper labels and also descriptions are available for many.The highlight is still the green around the fort, especially the garden. It has view towards the pond, Vadakke Chira.The place will itself display uniquely to its visitor, each time. (A bit extra helps)

Good place to visit. Nice atmosphere. Well maintained

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A wonderful full place

I like the lucky place

The ambience is really nice , the artifacts are well placed ,guides are very friendly and helpfull.

The historic palace and the treasures preserved with all the beauty. The garden gives an awesome ambience to awaken brain and attain great peace of mind.

If you have 2 or 3 hours of free time with your friends or family this place is the best option. Relaxing under the shades, enjoying the vintage beauty of the palace are the main attractions.

Nice place..

The palace where the architect of Modern Thrissur Sakthan Thampuran resided... Its open for public under the custody of archeology department... Lots of historical artifacts and data are displayed over there... Rooms and courtyards of palace are very nice ... Many scriptures related with history of Kerala also kept for display.. the Heritage Garden of palace is a must visit spot which surely gave you a novel peaceful experience !

Good Heritage in the middle of City. The Security/Police are disturbing the tourist in the name of Checking and imposing fine as part of Covid protocol drama.

Shakthan Thampuran Palace is situated in City of Thrissur in Kerala state, India. It is named as Vadakkekara Palace, was reconstructed in Kerala-Dutch style in 1795 by Ramavarma Thamburan of the erstwhile Princely State of Cochin, well as Sakthan Thampuran (Greatest ruler of the Cochin dynasty) is preserved by ArchaeologicalDepartment. The palace was converted into a museum in 2005 by State. The main structure of the Sakthan Thampuran Palace has a two-storeyed building and a traditional Kerala style Nālukettu. High roofs, extra thick walls, spacious rooms and floors paved with finely smoothened Italian marbles are some of the structural specialities of this palace. The interiors of the palace, because of its unique construction offer comfortable and pleasant staying conditions irrespective of the prevailing weather conditions.Sakthan Thampuran Palace once belonged to the Perumpadappu Swaroopam, the ruling dynasty of Kochi. This was the centre of power of King Rama Varma Sakthan Thampuran, who ruled Kochi between AD 1790 and 1805. His rule was regarded as the Golden Era of the Cochin dynasty. The palace is close to the Vadakkumnathan Temple in Thrissur. Saktan Thampuran is credited with the introduction of the Thrissur Pooram festival, an annual festival in May with teams representing the Parmekavu Bhagavathy temple and Tiruvambadi Krishna temple competing for primacy in front of the Vadakkumnathan temple with elephants, percussion, drums, fireworks, etc. The palace was once known as Vadakkechira Kovilakam and it was the king who renovated it into the present form. The palace keeps with it the historical remnants of some important events like the visit of Tipu Sultan with his army. The last member of the royal family to reside here was Rama Varma Bharathan Thampuran, a grand nephew of Chowwarayil Theepetta Veliyathampuran. The palace has a very old Sarpakavu (sacred serpent grove) in its premises

Nice cool place to spend time in the busy life

Steeped in history, the Shakthan Thampuran Palace is situated in the City of Thrissur in Kerala. It is also called as Vadakkekara Palace, and was reconstructed in Kerala-Dutch style in 1795 by Rama Varma Thampuran of the erstwhile Princely State of Cochin, well as Sakthan Thampuran (Greatest ruler of the Cochin dynasty). The Palace is preserved by tje Archaeological Department. The Palace was converted into a museum in 2005 by the Government of Kerala!

Lot of unknown stories behind everything you see there! Wish the whole story was written somewhere in the palace

The Shakthan Thampuran Palace is located near vadakke stand, Thrissur. The Palace is also known as, Vadakkekara Palace, was reconstructed in Kerala-Dutch style in 1795 by Ramavarma Thampuran of the erstwhile Princely State of Cochin, well as Sakthan Thampuran preserved by Archaeological Department. The palace was converted into a museum in 2005 by State.Shakthan Thampuran was the greatest ruler of the Cochin dynasty. He initiated the study and collection of ancienty history and culture.The Museum consist of many galleries including Bronze Gallery, Sculpture Gallery, Numismatic Gallery, Epigraphy Gallery etc.Located on the southern side of the Shakthan Palace is the Heritage Garden, set up recently to exhibit and preserve some of the indigenous varieties of plants and trees of Kerala. The archaeological garden, situated in the northeastern part of the palace, has collections from the Stone Age recovered from the outskirts of Thrissur.

COULDNT ENTER ON A TRISSUR POORAM HOLIDAY. JUST WALK AROUND THE WHOLE WALLED AREA, PEEPING INSIDE THE VAST COMPOUND......... BEAUTIFUL MANSION WITH AN AMBIANCE OF KERALA AND DUTCH STYLE. AT A GLANCE, SEEMS TO BE SOME RESEMBLANCE OF OLD TRAVANCORE BUILDINGS.........

The palace has 7 notable things - Tipu sultan conquered this part of Kerala along with the palace. The landmark it that, you will find it at the entrance; 3 graves of 3 different Kings; 2 Naga statues and the main palace.In the entrance near the main gate, you will find 2 gun barrels. Once you enter, you will see the chariot ridden by the royal family. You will find Chola coins and Roman coins. The trade between them is way too old and the records of those got lost.The house has an open terrace in the middle, the way old Indian homes are designed.The staff too are helpful. You cannot take photos inside the palace. There is a big treasure box in the center of the house and it should have been used to store tons of gold and ornaments.You will end up in the beautiful pond behind and dont forget to click pics there. Its total green inside and lovely weather.Excellently maintained. Heard that the royal family gave it to the archaeological survey of India and they are maintaining it.Worthy for 30r rupees entrance ticket. Not everyone - auto drivers and local people were aware of the existence of this place...

This Palace is situated in the heart of the city & in 2005 has been declared museum by the state govt. Presently under the charge of ASI.This 18th century Kerala - Dutch creation is also called Vadakkekara Palace.Museum has bronze gallery, numismatic section, stone sculptures & old household items of bronze & copper.

A calm and spectacular placee 😍

Nice place

A peek into the history of Cochin Royal Family and history of Kerala. Small but nicely maintained.

Interesting place with great artifacts marking lifes of the people before us..

TourToursHomeIndiaKeralaThrissur20 Best Places to Visit in ThrissurThe best of Thrissur tourist places include the name of attractions like Dolours Basilica, Athirappilly Waterfalls, Vilangan Kunnu, Punnathur Kotta, Shakthan Thampuran Palace, and Thrissur Zoo and State Museum. A religious town in the state of Kerala, Thrissur is very well known for the many religious sites, temples, spiritual centres, and colourful celebrations during the festival season.Built around a small hillock that spreads for about 65 acres called the Thekkinkadu Maidan, it can be said that the city is also built around the famous Vadakkumnathan temple, located on the hillock. This small city is known to be the cultural capital of Kerala, which is pretty evident in almost all of these interesting and amazing places to visit in Thrissur.Apart from the religious side of the town, there are also a number of beaches, hillocks, forests, and waterfalls are wait for you when you arrive here. Take a look at this guide to know where to go on your trip to Thrissur in God’s Own Country, Kerala.Here are some of the best places to visit in Thrissur:Read More01Punnathur KottaPunnathur KottaNot so far away from the Guruvayoor Temple lies one of the best Thrissur tourist places. An Elephant Sanctuary, the Punnathur Kotta was initially a palace belonging to a local ruler. It was then converted to a house of elephants and now has the highest number captive elephant, about 59 of them.This is where these beasts are trained to participate in several festivals. Apart from this, the Punnathur Kotta also has a training centre for Elephant Riders (Mahouts), and temples dedicated to Lord Shiva and Bhagavati.Location: 28.5 km from Thrissur bus stand.Timings: Everyday, 9 AM to 5 PMEntry fees: INR 10 per person, and INR 25 for the camera.Read Less02Shakthan Thampuran PalaceShakthan Thampuran PalaceBuilt after a rather Dutch style architecture, the Shakthan Thampuran Palace is a sight to behold. Finding its name in almost every list of Thrissur tourist places, the Shakthan Thampuran Palace was rebuilt in the place of Vadakkekara Palace in the year 1795 by the then King Ramavarma Thampuram of Cochin.In the year 2005, the palace was converted into a museum that now showcases a number of relics and really old antiques. A favourite one amongst several art admirers, the two-storeyed complex has high roofs, thicker than usual walls, and Italian Marble on the floor, making it a place right out of a traveller’s dream.Location: 2.5 km from Thrissur bus stand.Timings: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM.Entry fees: INR 10 for adults, INR 5 for kids, INR 30 for cameras.

Palace of Sakthan Thampuran, Kingdom of Kochi.The facility closes between 1 and 2 for lunch.

Old palace and museum are well maintained by Archeological Survey of India. Prehistoric museum is really good. Good view from top floor of the palace. Large and different varieties of trees are there in this area. Peaceful environment in the centre of Thrissur town.

Archeological and traditional home in thrissur. a better place to visit ! giving a bumble atmosphere.

Good place to visit.... Awesome palace...

Nothing much to see but good place to spend time

Well maintained.. They have museum which displays articles used by royal family.. Located near private bus stand.. Easily accessible.. There is entry fees.. They also charge fee for camera and mobile cameras.. Photography inside palace is prohibited..

Nice quite space in thrissur city

Its beautiful clean pleasent

Most powerful ruler in kerala and Tippu Sulthan s best friend

Nice place to roam in city

Beautiful place and good historical museum.

A historical remembrance of our culture.A quick ride through our history.

The Shakthan Thampuran Palace, located in the heart of Thrissur town is a landmark in the annals of the Perumpadappu Swaroopam, the former ruling dynasty of Kochi. Situated close to the famous Vadakkumnathan temple in Thrissur, the palace was renovated by Shakthan Thampuran Palace is a two-storeyed building and a traditional Kerala-style Naalukettu. The palace also houses a museum with galleries like the bronze gallery, sculpture gallery and the epigraphy gallery showcasing the evolution of ancient writings...

Shakthan Thampuran Palace is easily accessible and is located in the heart of Thrissur. It is located at a distance of 2 km from the citys railway station and 2 km from the Vadakkunathan Temple. You can easily find any local transportation or hire a private taxi to reach the place.Finding the palace can take a wee bit of time as many of the locals dont seem to know about the Shakthan Thampuran Palace. It is located in front of a bus stand, off the Swaraj Road. Parking facility is available near the palace entrance.Take permission beforehand to have a private picnic in the stunning gardens of the palace.Make sure to carry food and beverages for your tour as there are no eateries inside the palace complex.Do not litter. The place comes in a plastic-free zone, so any plastic items are not to be carried inside the complex. You can hire a guide from the official tourism department if you are enthusiastic about knowing the history and intricacies of the monumental palace.

Really gud place to hangout❤️😎✌️

Peaceful place

This palace is constructed by famous kochi ruler sakthan thampuran. It is constructed in kerala-dutch style. A museum is situated inside the palace.Ticket rate-Adults: Rs. 20Children: Rs. 5Digital camera: 50Mobile camera: 10Video camera : 250Photography and videography inside the museum are strictly prohibited.