Dutch Palace

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Dutch Palace is a historic Portuguese-built, later Dutch-renovated palace in Kochi, India, renowned for its traditional Kerala architecture and elaborate Hindu temple murals.

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Dutch Palace canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf museum
palace
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Mattancherry Palace
architecturalStyle traditional Kerala architecture
associatedWith Cochin royal family
builtBy Portuguese
builtDuring Portuguese colonial period
cityTourHighlightOf Kochi
country India
floorCount 2
hasExhibitsOn Cochin royal regalia
portraits of Cochin rulers
royal palanquins
traditional Kerala costumes
weapons
hasFeature Nalukettu layout
central courtyard
inner chambers with mural panels
wooden ceilings with intricate carvings
hasMuralsDepicting Hindu mythology
scenes from the Mahabharata
scenes from the Ramayana
linked to: Ramayana scenes
hasSanctumDedicatedTo Pazhayannur Bhagavathy
linked to: Bhavani Mata
hasShrineFor Lord Krishna
linked to: Krishna

Lord Rama
Lord Shiva
linked to: Shiva
heritageStatus protected monument
locatedIn Kochi
Mattancherry
locatedInRegion South India
locatedInState Kerala
managedBy Archaeological Survey of India
material laterite
timber
near Jew Town, Mattancherry
linked to: Jew Town

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notableFor Hindu temple murals
Kerala mural paintings
regionOfCulturalSignificance Malabar Coast
religiousContext Hindu
renovatedBy Dutch
renovatedDuring Dutch colonial period
roofType sloping tiled roof
tourismCategory heritage tourism site
usedAs royal residence

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Kochi knownFor Dutch Palace
Mattancherry Palace alsoKnownAs Dutch Palace
Mattancherry hasLandmark Dutch Palace