• First Heritage museum of Kerala, exhibiting 14 categories of exhibits
• Golden crown studded with precious stones and many other artifacts of erstwhile Cochin Royal Family
• Chance to know about the rare species of medicinal plants
• Plenty of photo opportunities! Click amazing pictures to cherish a memory of a lifetime

Counted among the Largest Archaeological museum of Kerala, The hill Place is the first heritage museum famed for royal collection of Maharaja of Kochi. Sprawling over 52 acres of well terraced land, this palace has 49 buildings erected in the traditional Kerala architectural style. Built in 1865, this Palace complex houses a Deerpark,Children Park and a prehistoric Park. Home to the rare species of medicinal plants, it also has horse riding facilities.

Situated near Tripunithura, Hill Palace is once the seat of Maharaja of Cochin which is now transformed into a museum. Truly royal in every sense this museum has 14 categories of exhibits which include Crown and ornament of erstwhile Cochin royal Family, Paintings, Sculptures made up of stone and marbles, weapons once used in battlefields, various inscription, coins of different metals etc. Golden crown studded with precious stones is the major attraction of the museum. Travancore Royal House, Paliam Devaswom and Department of Archaeology are among other contributors. Definitely, place worth exploring the majestic and golden era of Kerala.