Krishnapuram Palace, Alleppey
Krishnapuram Palace is a stunning example of traditional Kerala architecture, showcasing the rich history and culture of the region. Built during the 18th century by King Marthanda Varma, this majestic palace houses fascinating exhibits like ancient murals, traditional furniture, and historical artifacts. The “Gajendra Moksha” mural, one of the largest in Kerala, is a highlight of the palace. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and a serene pond, it’s a perfect spot for history enthusiasts and art lovers.
Best Time to Visit: October to March 🌤️
Distance: 47 km from Alleppey town ➡️
Travel Tips: Wear comfortable footwear and allocate at least 2 hours to explore the palace and its surroundings.
Don’t miss the chance to savor local Kerala snacks sold at nearby eateries. A visit to Krishnapuram Palace offers an enriching journey through Kerala’s royal heritage and artistic brilliance.
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