Folklore Museum

Folk art, tribal art, traditional art, anthropology, architecture, history, culture, and heritage of South India are all represented in the museum. Mrs. and Mr. George Thaliath founded the museum with the goal of preserving Kerala's culture, legacy, and folk art education.

It is a repository of India's lost dignity, with unique relics such as Sri Guruvayurappan, watercolor on paper, Lord Brahma, and Goddess Saraswathi's marriage, oil on canvas, Kindi, a sort of pitcher commonly seen in old households, and many more priceless gems.

For over eight years, 62 artists toiled on wood, burning the midnight oil to construct this sanctuary for craftspeople.