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Maipady Palace

Maipady Palace near Kasaragod town is a historic royal residence associated with the former Kumbla rulers of northern Keralam. Situated along the Kasaragod-Perla route, the palace represents the political and architectural heritage of the region. Its traditional setting and connection with the Kumbla royal family make it an important stop for visitors exploring Kasaragod’s lesser-known royal history.

Kasaragod Maipady, Shiribagilu
Maipady Palace
Maipady PalaceKasaragod, Keralam
DistrictKasaragod
ExperienceHeritage
TalukKasaragod
PIN Code671124

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Maipady Palace is a historic royal residence near Kasaragod, formerly associated with the Kumbla Kings and representing the district’s lesser-known palace and royal heritage.

Maipady Palace is located roughly eight kilometres from Kasaragod town along the Kasaragod-Perla road. Keralam Tourism identifies the building as the former seat of the Kumbla Kings, giving it an important place in the political history of northern Kasaragod. Keralam Revenue Department information further locates the ancient palace in Shiribagilu village of Kasaragod taluk.

The palace is valuable as a surviving reminder of local royal authority in a district better known to many travellers for forts and coastal monuments. Its appeal lies in the heritage setting, traditional architectural character and the stories of the Kumbla ruling family connected with the site. Madhur Temple is also within the broader nearby circuit, allowing visitors to combine royal and religious heritage.

The Shiribagilu-Kudlu area is associated with PIN 671124. As access to historic residential or privately managed areas can vary, visitors should confirm current entry arrangements and respect any restrictions at the property.

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