Mattancherry Palace

1. It is said to be the Dutch Palace, but it is neither "Holland" nor "palace"; 2. The construction of the Murdangeri Palace 450 years ago was a Portuguese colonist, and the Dutch only renovated it later; 3. This is a two-story small building, which cannot be compared with the palace in any way; 4. It has now been changed to a museum, with tickets for 5 rupees, about RMB 0.5 yuan, and the focus is on Indian religious murals, not colonial cultural relics.

It takes about five minutes to walk from the Jewish synagogue. The courtyard is very large, and there are statues of locals on the first floor that can be visited. Many houses are deserted, and it can be imagined that this was very grand. Opposite the Indian temple, men need to take off their jackets to enter. The second floor is the Murdangeri Palace, the ticket is five rubles, no photos are allowed, there are exquisite murals inside, and the preservation is complete.

The mural is beautiful and has a certain viewability.