喀拉拉民俗剧院及博物馆
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I am not a museum kind of a person. We had our flight at night and reached Kochi by 12 O'clock. So we had some time in hand and our driver took us to Folklore Museum. And I am glad that we visited this place.Excellent place where you can experience the culture and traditions of Kerela under one roof. Many old murals and sculptures and scriptures can be found here. On the top floor there was a auditorium which was very unique. The entire Museum is made of wood which was again something very unique.They also have some old antiques on sale. So those who are interested in antique collectibles. will have a nice time here. We got table mats from here, if u spill water on them before serving food they smell like lemon grass.All in all a great place to be, Rs. 200 entry.
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It is said "First Impression is the last impression"our 1st day (27dec 2014) and 1st tourist spot in Cochin was this Museum,the building it self is a architechchral marvel,it has three floors depicting the yesteryears life of Kerla through Art and Artifects,very nice and rich collection,there 3rd floor is a stage for performing arts,but some how we missed the Kathakali Show,it is a must for one who loves art and culture.
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We visited just by chance and were glad we did. The museum is the work of one family bringing together a strange mix of pieces from Keralan history ranging from 2000bc to the twentieth century. Despite the large building its quite full of stuff and there isn't much interpretation. However the quality and charm of the artefacts surpasses that and makes it an interesting visit.I see people on here complaining about the 200 Rs entry fee, but get a grip people. That's less than the cost of a Starbucks coffee in the UK. And, yes, there is a shop section selling surplus items and new stuff, but much of what was on sale was interesting and good quality... And nobody can force you to buy it!
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The museum is the altruistic work of a single family who invested money, energy, good taste and imagination to bring together the most interesting testimonies of every day cultural life in Kerala. Do not expect to see a scientifically structured collection of pieces of art of highest artistic quality, but rather a humorous and lovely way to look at the tradition and the cultural past of Kerala. I was lucky enough to enjoy a Kathakali performance in the theatre on the upper floor of the museum and was very impressed by the beauty of the cosutmes, the expressive body language of the artists and by the reaction of the Indian audience. Tradition is here still vivid and this precisely is the charm of this unique museum. I highly recommend anyone to visit it!
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You get a good feel of what kerala is for sure. For a Rs 100 entrance fee, you would expect to see atleast few words of explanation around all the exhibits but thats not the case. If you like to 'just' look at exhibits without interest in knowing further details..you may enjoy it. But a seasoned museum dweller may not exactly appreciate the randomly placed artefacts and especially incorrect information - i happened to notice a painting of oppanna a muslim dance form in the theatre where they claim the 60 tonne roof comprises only of paintings from ramayana mahabharata and bhagavadm.. Definitely lot of work to be done by the curators.
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A little out of town but well worth the autorickshaw journey to this beautiful building and the amazing artefacts inside!
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While it is a little hard to find it is a great place to visit and very interesting. Give yourself at least an hour or more to visit
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A really good private museum.The entrance fee is quite expensive for India but it was really interesting & worth the effort.. You can even buy some artifacts here. Get to it by using the A/C airport bus from Fort Cochin.
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Do not miss this place. It is a hidden treasure. There is no place like this museum in the entire country. I want to see it over and over again. Please recommend it to as many people as you can.It will give u a great insight into the Keralan art, culture and architecture all under one roof.
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We were amazed to see the collection of so many artifacts and art related items at one place. The building itself is worth the visit.