Written By
Gopika VC
It was built in 1744 by Dutch traders. Later, under the control of Dutch Malabar, it was surrounded by gardens to make a beautiful view.
Locals call the Mattancherry Palace the "Dutch Palace." It is a Portuguese-style museum where the crafts of the rajas of Kochi are on display.
Tripunithura's Hill Palace is Kerala's largest archeological museum. The 1865-built Cochin Maharaja's home and imperial administrative office.
Its rocky clifftop location provides a fantastic view of the city. The East India Company founded it in 1703 to enforce the governing party's dominance.
Because of its traditional architecture, Krishnapuram Palace and Museum is a popular historical site. Travancore kingdom built it in 18th-century.
The palace houses and trains 60 elephants in the center courtyard. The eldest elephant, 82 years old, is quite pleasant to guests.
Kerala's old Kanakakunnu Palace has India's first digital garden. The University of Kerala and the Department of Botany erected it for cultural events.
It's in Thiruvananthapuram and was founded in the 19th century. One of India's oldest zoological gardens, Trivandrum Zoo, situated on 55 acres.
The Matri Dei Cathedral is one of India's oldest and biggest churches. It is built in the Roman style and dates back to the year 1513.
Kochi's unique "Paradesi Synagogue" lies in Mattancherry Jew Town. As a memorial for Paradesi Jews, it was built in 1568.