Trip Advisor

Timing

1000-1600

Closing Day

Closed on Sunday

Website

None

Direction

Map

Phone

None

Toilet

NO

Wheelchair Accessible

Yes

Do's/Dont's

Audio Guide

NO

Entrance Fees (Per Person)

India

Adult

No Entry fee

Child

No Entry fee

Foreign Nationals

Adult

No Entry fee

Child

No Entry fee

Bimstec and Saarc Nationals

Adult

No Entry fee

Child

No Entry fee

History

This extremely popular heritage building was once the abode of the King of Travancore and was constructed during the period of 1811 to 1819. Considered to be one of the most wonderful piece of architecture, the Thevally Palace was constructed when Gauri Parvati Bai was ruling this region. The building was later served as a place for the kings to conduct meetings with the British officials. This majestic building is surrounded by the lush green coconut groove and palm trees and attract a large number of tourists from different parts of the country.The architecture of this palace is a blend of British, Dutch, and Portuguese styles, that reflects the erstwhile glory of the princely reign. The entire structure is made of lime plaster and laterite to give fine finishing to the building, which also consists a temple, dedicated to Lord Sastha. This beautiful palace is located on the banks of the Ashatamudi Lake and offers a clear view of the nearby villages, enveloped by dense coconut plantation. The Thevally Palace is currently used by the Indian Army and Public Works Department.
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