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The Kerala Folklore Museum in Kochi, Kerala, is the only architectural museum in Kerala. It serves as a centre of culture for South India’s heritage and culture. George Thaliath’s museum campaign strives to conserve culture, tradition, and folk art education. With the assistance of 62 woodworkers over 7.5 years of arduous labour, they produced this Temple of art out of 25 historical heritage structures that combined into a single structure of ancient architecture.
It ranges from conventional architecture to prehistoric sculptures, woodwork, prehistoric terracotta, Indian bronzes, stonework, old paintings, old jewellery, old utensils, prehistoric agricultural equipment, prehistoric coins, and all other ethnic artefacts related to South Indian rural and tribal life. The Museum aspires to teach the next generation about art and give visitors from all around the world a chance to experience Kerala as they have never seen it. Today, museums have evolved into must-visit destinations for tourists, students, scholars, and anthropologists.
FAQ's
Entry Fee for Kerala Folklore Museum
The entry fee of the Kerala Folklore Museum for adults is INR 100 and for students, it is INR 50.
Best Time to Visit Kerala Folklore Museum
One can visit the Kerala Folklore Museum any day throughout the year, the museum opens at 9 AM and closes at 6 PM.
Things to Do at Kerala Folklore Museum
Explore architecture and artifacts, Photography.
How to Reach Kerala Folklore Museum
Kerala Folklore Museum is located in Kochi and is easily accessible by road. The nearest railway station is Ernakulam Junction which is 5 kilometers away and the closest airport is Cochin international airport which is 33 kilometers away.
