Krishnapuram Palace
Krishnapuram Palace
The Krishnapuram Palace, located 47 kms from Alappuzha en-route to Kollam, was built by Marthanda Varma in the 18th century. This palace bears the stamp of Kerala’s unique architectural opulence. It also houses Kerala’s largest mural panels. A museum of antique bronze sculptures and paintings is another attraction.
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