An opportunity to travel through the history of Kunjali Marakkar .. We can see many historical objects here including artillery shells .. This place will definitely be a good experience for those who love to know history ..

Kunjali Marakkar Museum is the ancestral house of the last of the marakkar family. It is located in Kottakkal area in Iringal. There is entrance fees of around Rs 10 and charges for Camera. The property itself is very small but it is well maintained. The staff at the museum clearly explained the history of the family and their importance. There are some artifacts of those times exhibited in the museum. There is no dedicated parking spot, but vehicles can easily be parked by the roadside.

A small place with great historical value. It's a portion of the actual house of the Kunjali Marakkar. The Kunjali Marakkar Museum is located about five kilometres from Payyoli, at Kottakkal near Puthanpadam. Some of the prominent displays include an introduction to the history of Kunjali Marakkar, the sword used by him, cannon balls and some other war relics belonging to the period of the Zamorins. It's open on all days except Mondays and the ticket rate is 10 Rs per person.

This is a monumental place where lot of historic moments took place. Since most of the Marakkar village was destroyed, only a few items are here left to see. But, special mention to the staff here who took the time and detailed us about the whole 4 Kunjalis and the battles they've had done. Ticket rate is very reasonable too .. Rs. 10 for Adults and Rs.20 for photography.

Great place for me and my friends

It's a small museum which is run by the Department of Culture of Archeological Society of Govt of Kerala. There are only a few items on display. The person sitting at the ticket counter is able to explain a lot about the are facts here. One can park a car just outside this museum. One can spend about half an hour to 45 minutes at this museum. It's open from 9am to 5pm and closed on Mondays.

Chief commander of zamorians, a nightmare of Portuguese, they one lot of battle against Portuguese for zamothiri, a brave son of india. Yes, it is kunjalimarikkar.

It's a small museum with all details about kunjali marakkar. They are some historical objects use by that period. Near sargaalaya Kerala arts and crafts Village

Must visit!! A small, well-maintained, historical site. Please meet and speak to the anthropologist and Museum Guide, Mr. Ramesh. Your visit to this place is incomplete without a conversation with him to understand the connection to culture and history.

A small historical monument. The museum staff gave a good explanation of the family's history and its importance. Entry fee ₹10/-

Calm and quiet place. Renovation works were going on during our visit. The museum local guide was friendly and explained the history beautifully. A model of the area and fort was displayed in the museum along with artifacts. Shocked to hear the story of betrayal and the incidents led to complete destruction.

This is a must visit place.The place is very well managed and the staff are very dedicated.The curator of the museum came with us to explain all the items on display and to give a brief overview of the Kunjali Marakkar. Never seen a Government employee being this dedicated.

*Kunjali Marakkar Museum* The Kunjali Marakkar Museum was originally the house of a legendary warrior of yore who fought valiantly against the Portuguese army. The Kunjali Marakkar Museum is located about five kilometres from Payyoli, at Kottakkal near Puthanpadam. Some of the prominent displays include an introduction to the history of Kunjali Marakkar, the sword used by him, cannon balls and some other war relics belonging to the period of the Zamorins.

Remnants of one of the towering historical figures of Malabar is preserved here. Staff explains the history of Kunjali Marakkars very lucidly.

Definitely an important historical spot where the great naval fighters fought bravely with the Portuguese invaders. The remains of their tharavad were now under government, preserved by archeological department. The excavated swords, Canon, coins were shown here.

Historical Place.. Not a place where you can see much but you can feel the actual place where the legend was lived.. Nice explanation by guide..

Entry fee 10 Photography 20 Video not allowed 🚫 Must vist after Sargaalaya just 5 min from There. 1pm to 2pm Launch brake.

Historic museum..they have gathered all the information regarding kunjali marakkar... It has a calm and quiet ambience.. they have collected and stored some of the weapons used in war

Guide was nice,closes on Monday.10 rupees,show a board in craft Iringal about your place

The house is empty but gives glimpse of his life It has many artifact related to him It has been preserved by Indian Navy as he was the first chief of naval force who fought for India and laid the foundation of Indian Navy