A magnificent wooden palace of the 16th century, Padmanabhapuram Palace lies at the land's end of mainland India - Kanyakumari. An enticing edifice to any lover of art and architecture this old palace of the erstwhile Travancore Rajas is a fine specimen of Kerala's indigenous style of architecture.
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