Monuments in Kerala

No other state in India has such a rich heritage as Kerala has. It's past is entwined with periods of tumult and tranquil. This green strip, several times, was soaked in blood when forces, domestic and alien, fought for supremacy. Religions, Christianity and Islam made their entry into Indian subcontinent via this coast.

On the cultural front, the state had diligently designed several art forms for the country's cultural mosaic.

A root-conscious people of the state have preserved their past not only in the form of history books but also in the form of monuments and palaces. Places, palaces and institutions of historic value are being preserved conscientiously.

A Kerala touring will leave you marvel at the exquisite architecture manifested in palatial mansions and monuments. Hanging around the ruins of dilapidated forts, temples would help you splash deep into the rich past of the state.

Monuments in Kerala

Madhavan Nayar Foundation || Chendamangalam || The Antique Sellers of Jew Street || The Museum of Kerala History || Dutch Palace || Thangasseri || Poonjar Palace || Krishnapuram Palace || Synagogue || Indo-Portuguese Museum || Fort Kochi || Vasco da Gama Square || Mattancherry Palace || Bolghatty Island || The Hill Palace Museum || Kunchan Smarakam || Aranmula || Vizhinjam Rock Cut Cave || Koyikkal Palace || Padmanabhapuram Palace || Kerala Kalamandalam || Thrithala