HISTORY & LEGENDS

Krishnarajapuram Palace - Alleppey

Krishnapuram Palace, located in Kayamkulam near Alleppey (Alappuzha), Kerala, is a historical palace and museum that stands as a testament to the architectural and cultural heritage of the region. Built in the 18th century during the reign of Anizham Thirunal Marthanda Varma, the king of Travancore, the palace is renowned for its unique Kerala-style architecture, extensive gardens, and historical artifacts.
Architectural Significance

Economic Support

By involving local performers and cultural centers, the tour directly supports the local economy.

Cultural Exchange

Travelers gain an appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of Kerala, fostering mutual respect and understanding!

Sustainable Tourism

The tour promotes responsible tourism ensuring minimal environmental impact & preserves local traditions & art forms.

Community Engagement

The tour creates opportunities for local artists to share their stories & traditions & benefits them financially.

A Labour of Love

The Krishnapuram Palace is a classic example of traditional Kerala architecture, featuring:

Gabled Roofs: Characteristic sloping roofs designed to handle heavy monsoon rains.

Nalukettu: A traditional quadrangular building with a central courtyard.

Large Verandas: Wide verandas that surround the structure, providing shade and a cool environment.

Elaborate Woodwork: Intricate wooden carvings that decorate the interiors and exteriors of the palace.

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