Museums
Although seemingly quiet in its bearing, museums speak of eventful and momentous histories of the past. Some of the iconic monuments that trace the history of Muziris and the legendary figures that lived in this land are listed below.
Jewish Monuments in Kerala
Jews in Muziris The Muziris Heritage Project gained a newer dimension with its acknowledgement of J...
The Paravur Synagogue
The Jewish communities who reached the shores of Kerala at different periods of time and settled in...
The Chendamangalam Synagogue
The Jewish communities who reached the shores of Kerala at different periods of time and settled in...
Paliam Palace Museum
The Paliath Achans were Prime Ministers to the Kings of Cochin, and their residences were as palati...
Paliam Nalukettu Museum
A central courtyard, that opens to the sky, and is surrounded on all four sides by a series of room...
Sahodaran Ayyappan Museum
On May 29, 1917, a humble abode situated in Cherai, Ernakulam district, became the site of a signif...
Abdul Rahman Sahib Museum
Mohammed Abdul Rahman Sahib (1898-1945) was a freedom fighter, Muslim leader and scholar from Azhik...
Kesari Balakrishna Museum
Kesari Balakrishna Pillai (1889-1960) was a fearless journalist, influential thinker and visionary ...
Islamic History Museum Cheraman Juma Masjid
The Cheraman Juma Masjid in Kodungallur, believed to have been built in 628 AD by Malik Ibn Dinar d...
Bungalow Kadavu Museum
A building that hosted many English intellectuals and writers during the time of the British Raj, B...
P. Kesavadev Museum
P. Kesavadev (1904-1983) was a revolutionary, social reformer and activist who bravely fought the i...