![]() Museums of Kerala The Hill Palace Archaeological Museum, Kerala Science and Technology Museum and Kerala Folklore Museum are located in the suburb of a major port city of India namely, Kochi. ![]() Exhibits of Museums of Kerala The museums of Kerala depict the ancient history of Kerala as does all the other museums of India. Hill Palace Archaeological Museum contains old paintings, sculptures in stone and marble, coins, weapons, etc. Kerala Science and Technology Museum is a home to galleries related to electrical, electronics, mechanical, automobile and bio-medical engineering. Kerala Folklore Museum is a home to over 4000 artifacts. Some of the exhibits of Napier Museum are bronze idols, ivory carvings, ancient ornaments and a temple chariot. Kuthiramalika Palace Museum exhibits ivory inlaid cots and seats, musical instruments, etc. Bay Island Driftwood Museum houses a collection of superior quality driftwood articles of very high artistic value. Some of the exhibits of the Archaeological Museum in Thrissur are models of ancient temples, manuscripts written on dry palm leaves, excavated materials from megalithic sites like beads, iron implements etc. Pazhassi Raja Archaeological Museum is a storehouse of pottery, sculpture, coins, models of temples etc. Krishna Menon Museum contains personal belongings and souvenirs of renowned statesman, late V. K. Krishna Menon. Arrakkal Museum is a depository of old types of pots, cots and seats, costumes, lamps used by the family, etc. |