Kerala House, State guesthouse in Janpath, New Delhi, India.
Kerala House is a five-story building on Janpath in New Delhi that combines traditional Kerala architectural elements with sloping roofs and detailed wooden carvings. The structure displays typical features of South Indian building design with open galleries and decorative wooden details on facades and interior spaces.
The building was founded by the Government of Kerala after Indian independence to maintain connections between the state and the capital. Its establishment was part of the initiative by Indian states at that time to establish their presence in Delhi.
The building hosts regular exhibitions and performances that showcase the art forms and traditions of Kerala. Visitors can experience traditional dances, music performances, and crafts from the region here.
The premises are easily accessible and offer various rooms and spaces that are used for accommodations and events. Inside, visitors can explore the dining areas and attend cultural programs that are held regularly.
Inside the building is a library with extensive collections focused on the literature, history, and development of Kerala. This collection offers visitors a deeper insight into the cultural history of the region that is rarely found in other Delhi buildings.
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