Best places: Museums in Thenhipalam, India

👍👍 Apart from entertainment, this museum is also a very popular informative tourist destination. Entry fees are only Rs 20. They explained in great detail about the different types of honey, its uses, benefits and bees. All kinds of honey are available for taste. Then the processing unit was shown....

👍👍 Amazing place. All you need to know about MRC. State of the. Art well thought out facility. Hays off to the attention to detail. There is a good audio visual auditorium and souvineor shop. Car parking also available. Every nation loving person must visit this place. Entry fee 50 rupees. But place wo...

👍👍 I am so happy to be part of this family. ..... nice experience in last 30 years.... all the best for my dear. good for learning and watching

😐 Religious. Entire CMC style is visible, ambient parking space, excellent decoration and much more under one roof. Highly recommended place for an excellent religious experience. Entertainment activities for children are interesting which add a lot of fun during religious experience. Very Good, not a...

👍👍 Amazing experience. All the wax statues are looking like a real persons. All the work done for making the statues is really appreciated. Must visit place in ooty. I would missed this place if the sales person/ owner is not invited me when I out from the thunder world. Thanks for your invite.

👍 Visited during the summer, there wasn't much water as expected. But still checked it out since I was nearby.. for sure this place is a gem during the rainy season.

This museum focuses on the history of teak wood & displays objects & giant specimens of teak.

Museum devoted to area artists & collections of relics including coins, bronzes & burial chambers.

👍👍 This the is house pf ayurveda. We can see how our ayurvedic culture and panchakarma evolved here from last 100 years. It was coincidence that I visited this on its 100th year i.e. 2022. Famous Kerala traditional how they started everything is mentioned here. Specially we all need to thank Mr. Warrio...

👍👍 The Tea Museum in Wayanad, Kerala, India is a unique and educational destination for tea lovers and those interested in the history and production of tea. Upon entering the museum, visitors can learn about the history of tea and its cultivation and production through a series of interactive exhibit...

😐 Mailadippara is a local spot with a very good view point. Went there by car. The path is very narrow ( only one vehicle can pass through the road at a time). Place is much of a local interest. There is a small area for parking. Keep in mind that it is not a well maintained tourist spot. Once you ha...

👍👍 The orphanage is located in Muttil village near Wayanad district headquarters Kalpetta. It runs about 20 educational institutions apart from the charity outfits and small scale industrial firms. It includes a school, a college, foster home, crèche, an academy for Islamic studies, and a special schoo...

👍 Nice place our native city to attend seminars and participate in social programs, events.

👍👍 My Dad's hero. Wish I knew of this place earlier

👍👍 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 ..

👍 Place for art lovers. The Kerala Lalithakala Akademi situated near to Town hall and Mananchira. The two storied building hosted many art events. Both halls can be used for exhibitions. Road to the hall is narrow. A SuV can go. Not much parking space.

👍👍 Was impressed by the show conducted. The beats were syncing to show. The small park for kids are good till the show begins. It should be must visit if you are in Ottapalam and visiting Varktyasheri Maana. It's starts at evening 7.00 and goes for 25 mins and per person is just INR 50.

Small museum featuring exhibits on cultural history as well as zoology, botany & archaeology.

👍👍 The Pazhassi Raja Landscape Museum, situated at Mavilanthod, Pulpally is the place where the King of Kottayam was martyred in 1805 CE. The memorial stone and the statue at this place commemorate his fierce and strong opposition to the British rule. Recently, an open-air museum was constructed at thi...