Thakazhi Sankaracharya Smarakam Tourism

Thakazhi Sankaracharya Smarakam in Alleppey, also known as Alappuzha, is a museum cum research centre established to honor the great Malayalam writer, Thakazhi Sankaracharya. It is located in the author's hometown, Thakazhi village, which is part of the Alappuzha district, a well-known tourist destination in Kerala, famed for its backwaters and paddy fields. The Smarakam houses a collection of personal belongings, literary works, and awards received by the writer, famous for his novel 'Chemmeen'. The museum also serves as a research center providing a rich source of information on Kerala's cultural background and literary heritage. The architecture of the building is traditional Kerala style, which reflects the simplicity and beauty of the surrounding landscape. Thakazhi Sankaracharya Smarakam is not only a tribute to the writer but also a center for learning and understanding the social and cultural evolution of Kerala through literature. It plays a significant role in inspiring writers and researchers while offering tourists a glimpse into the life of one of the most celebrated literary figures in Malayalam.