The Natural History Museum is located inside the Napier Museum compound in Thiruvananthapuram Kerala. It displays a wide collection of exhibits related to animals, birds, reptiles, insects and plants. The museum includes preserved specimens, life size models, and charts that help visitors understand the diversity of the natural world.
It has different galleries, including those on taxidemy (preserved animals), skeletons, and fossils, making it a great place for students and nature lovers. Each section is carefully arranged to show the diversity of life on Earth, from tiny insects to large mammals. There are also models, charts, and illustrations that make it easier for visitors to understand how these creatures live and interact with their environment.
The museum is a valuable educational center that helps visitors especially students, researchers, and nature lovers learn about biodiversity, wildlife and the importance of environmental conservation. It encourages curiosity & respect for nature by giving people a closer look at animals they might never see in the wild.
By highlighting the richness of Earth's ecosystems and the role each species plays, the museum promotes awareness about protecting wildlife & natural resources. It supports school level science education and inspires children to take an interest in biology and ecology. The museum plays a key role in preserving knowledge about the natural world for future generations.
12 C Museum corporation bus stop is the nearesrt stop which is just 650m and is reachable by walk easily. Trivandrum bus stand is located at a distance of around 2.9 KM from the museum and can be reached by taking a bus or auto from the bus stand alternatively.
