Mattancherry Palace popularly known as the Dutch palace is located at Mattancherry in Kochi, Kerala. This palace was originally built-up by Portuguese as a gift to the Raja of Kochi in 1555.

Near Fort Kochi is the Mattancherry Palace which is also called Dutch Palace. Erected by the Portuguese and later ...

These historic drawings, preserved in the Dutch Archival Library in the Netherlands, continue to offer invaluable insights into Cochin’s colonial past. Mattancherry Palace Museum One of Cochin ...

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KOCHI: An abode for birds, which the principles of faith demanded. That was the concept behind the 30-metre-high construction on the Jain temple premises in Mattancherry. The enormous birdhouse ...

Mattancherry Palace popularly known as the Dutch palace is located at Mattancherry in Kochi, Kerala. This palace was originally built-up by Portuguese as a gift to the Raja of Kochi in 1555.