Photos: Sivahari (CC BY-SA 3.0) · Ashwin Kumar from Bangalore, India (CC BY-SA 2.0)
1865 palace of the Cochin royal family at Tripunithura, now a museum of royal collections.
Built in 1865 by the Maharaja of Cochin, the Hill Palace at Tripunithura, about 11 km from Ernakulam Junction, now houses royal collections run by the state archaeology department.

Within 1 km of Hill Palace.
The erstwhile Kochi Maharaja's palace, now converted to a large museum with a small zoo. Has paintings and epigraphy from collections of Travancore and Cochin royal families. It is the largest archaeological palace in South India with more than 500 artifacts divided into 16 galle
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temple in Thrippunithura, Kerala, India
Hindu temple in south India
Bhagavathi temple in Ernakulam District, Kerala, India
Hindu temple in Kerala, India
Hindu temple in Kerala
12th century Shiva temple with largest circular plan vimana in Kerala
Tea museum of Kannan Devan Hills Plantations near Munnar with old machinery, a film and a factory demonstration.
Indo-Saracenic museum (completed 1880) with bronzes and ivory, sharing a park with the Sree Chitra Art Gallery and the zoo.
18th-century Travancore palace on the Alappuzha-Kollam road with the Gajendra Moksham mural, Kerala's largest.
Fort Kochi museum of Indo-Portuguese church art: altar pieces, processional crosses and vestments.
museum of history and art near Edappilly, Kerala, India
Built by the Indian Navy, the museum has many life-size exhibits, a huge display of naval arms and ammunition, replicas of large naval ships and personalities. One section inside a military bunker unravels India's shipbuilding prowess, which took its culture to the shores of Java
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