Kerala Architecture
Vasthu and Thachu Sastra is the basis of all traditional architecture in Kerala.
Tantrasamuchaya, Silparatna, Vastuvidya and Manushyalaya-chandrika are few of the literature created in Kerala based on Vasthu and Thachu Sastra. Perunthachan (Master Carpender) is a honorary title used to refer a legendary carpender.
Traditional Kerala “Nallukettu” “Ettukettu” “Pathinarukettu” homes will have the following sections: Padippura, Poomugam,Chutru Veranda,Charupadi,Kulam, Nadumuttom, Chitra Thoonugal,Panting, Poojaroom, Attukkatil,Arappura, Pathayam,Machu etc.
Tantrasamuchaya, Silparatna, Vastuvidya and Manushyalaya-chandrika are few of the literature created in Kerala based on Vasthu and Thachu Sastra. Perunthachan (Master Carpender) is a honorary title used to refer a legendary carpender.
Traditional Kerala “Nallukettu” “Ettukettu” “Pathinarukettu” homes will have the following sections: Padippura, Poomugam,Chutru Veranda,Charupadi,Kulam, Nadumuttom, Chitra Thoonugal,Panting, Poojaroom, Attukkatil,Arappura, Pathayam,Machu etc.
Nallukettu Kerala House
Some of architectural wonders in Kerala:
- Vadakkumnadan Temple, Trissur
- Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Trivandrum
- Madhur Temple, Kasarkod
- Guruvayur Sri Krishna Temple
- Chottanikara Bhagwathi Temple
- Kanakkakundu Palace, Trivandrum
- Paliam Palace, Kochi
- Hill Palace, Kochi
- Thallachery Fort, Kannur
- Pekkal Fort, Kasarkod
- Nilambur Kovilakam
- Varikkasery Mana
- British Residency, Kochi
- Kalamandalam
- Cheraman Juma Masjid
- Erumeli Vavar Mosque
- Franchis Church, Kochi
- Basilica of our lady of Dollours, Trichur
- Kadamattom Church
- Arthungal Church, Alapuzha
- Sakthan Thampuran Palace,Trichur
- Kowdiar Palace, Trivandrum
- Padmanabapuram Palace
- Koyikkal Palace