Krishnapuram Palace - 2010
Near Kovolam, this well preserved palace is considered to be the best example of Keralan architecture today.
Parts of the palace date back to 1550.
It was once the seat of rulers of Travancore, a princely state taking in parts
of the current Indian states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu.
It was a small complex compared to the Rajasthan palaces.
Near Kovolam, this well preserved palace is considered to be the best example of Keralan architecture today.
Parts of the palace date back to 1550.
It was once the seat of rulers of Travancore, a princely state taking in parts
of the current Indian states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu.
It was a small complex compared to the Rajasthan palaces.
