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Krishnapuram Palace is located 47 km away from Alappuzha in Kerala. Built in the 18th century by Marthanda Varma, Krishnapuram Palace illustrates the unique architecture of Kerala. Travel to Krishnapuram Palace on your Kerala holiday that houses the largest mural panels of the state.
This two-storied Krishnapuram Palace was once the residence of the Maharajas/rulers of Kayamkulam kingdom. This palace features narrow corridors, saddled roofs and dormer windows. This palace is under the supervision of Archaeology department and is one of the brilliant Kerala highlights. Krishnapuram Palace has been restored as a heritage building and is visited by several tourists.
Take a tour to Krishnapuram Palace Kerala and get drenched in the rich historical charm of the region. Glimpse at the 49 sq.m. long mural painting, Gajendra Moksham. This wall painting is based on the mythological theme showcasing an elephant revering Lord Vishnu. It is said that Kayamkulam rulers were utmost devotees of Lord Vishnu. Other striking features of the Krishnapuram Palace are the manicured garden with a variety of exotic flowers and Buddha Mandapam. Also see the rich collection of paintings, oil lamps and bronze sculptures.
The nearest railway station is just 3 km away at Kayamkulam. The nearest airports are Trivandrum International Airport (103 km) and Cochin International Airport (132 km).
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