Varapuzha is a northern suburb of Kochi city. It is a census town in Paravur Taluk, Ernakulam district in the Indian state of Kerala. Its strength lies in the fact that the western piece of Varapuzha, called Devaswompadam, is surrounded by an extensive rice-growing area, especially with Pokkali rice cultivation and fish cultivation, privately called 'Kettu'. The main occupations of the locals are fishing and horticulture.

 Vazhakala is a suburb of Kochi city, Kerala, India. It is located about 7 km from the city center and is part of the Thrikkakkara district. It could well be described as an ordinary residential area, bordering schools, universities, and professional organizations. Despite being a suburb, all capacities and offices are accessible at this location. There are two railway stations in the vicinity, which are about 8 and 10 kilometers apart. They are Ernakulam Town, also called North, and Ernakulam Junction and this station are South.

 Valapattanam is a small town in the Kannur district in the Indian state of Kerala. It is also the smallest panchayath in Kerala. On one side is the Kalarivathukkal temple and on the other bank is the Kakkulangara mosque.

 Tirur is a city and municipality in the Malappuram district in the Indian state of Kerala with an area of 62.34 square kilometers (24.07 sq mi). It is one of the economic centers of the Malappuram region and is located 26 km west of Malappuram and 41 km south of Kozhikode on the Shoranur-Mangalore line of the Mangalore-Chennai railway.

 Tiruvalla, also called Thiruvalla, Malayalam, is a town and the seat of the eponymous taluk in Pathanamthitta district in the state of Kerala in southern India. It lies on the banks of the Manimala and Pamba rivers and is an area enclosed by flooding rivers and watercourses.

 Thiruvankulam is a suburb of Kochi in the state of Kerala in India. It is part of the Tripunithura Municipality and the Kochi Metropolitan Region. In the times of the Kochi and Travancore kingdoms, Thiruvankulam was a hinterland town. The Kavaleeshwaram stream, now a canal, separated the two kingdoms. The Kochi - Madurai National Highway NH 49 passes through Thiruvankulam.

 Thodupuzha is the largest city and municipality in the Idukki district in the Indian state of Kerala, covering an area of 35.43 km. Thodupuzha is located 57 km 35 mi from Kottayam and 62 km 39 mi southeast of Kochi. Thodupuzha is also called the "Hollywood of Kerala" as the place shoots a large number of Malayalam and Tamil films. The name 'Thodupuzha' could be derived from two words, 'thodu' meaning a river and 'puzha' meaning a waterway. It is believed that the stream developed into a waterway and the town on the banks of the stream became known as Thodupuzha.

 Thrippunithura or Tripunithura is a well-known historical and residential area in the city of Kochi in Kerala, India. Tripunithura has located about 8 km (5 miles) from the city center and was the capital of the former Kingdom of Cochin. The Hill Palace located in Tripunithura was the royal residence of the Maharaja of Cochin, the ruler of the Kingdom of Cochin. In the nearby organization, it is a region called Tripunithura Municipality. In the state regulatory structure, Tripunithura is a part of Ernakulam District in Kerala Territory.

 Ponnani is a township in the Ponnani taluk, Malappuram district, in the Kerala area. It serves as the authoritative center of the taluk and the block panchayat of the same name. It is located at the confluence of the Bharatappuzha river with the Ponnani, on its southern bank, and is bounded by the Arabian Sea to the west and a series of tidal ponds to the south. The Tirur waterway joins the Ponnani at the mouth of the river at Patinjarekkara Beach from the north bank.

 Pinarayi is a town in the Kannur district in the Indian province of Kerala. Pinarayi is 20 kilometers ( 12 miles) from the Kannur district headquarters. The nearest town and railway station are Thalassery, which is 8 km away (5.0 miles). For administrative reasons, the Panchayat is divided into two towns: Eruvatty and Pinarayi. Pinarayi is a modern town in reverse gear.

 Perumbavoor is a municipality in Ernakulam district in the Indian state of Kerala. It is located at the northeastern tip of the Greater Cochin Zone and is also the central command of Kunnathunad Taluk. Perumbavoor is known throughout the state for its timber companies and small businesses. Ernakulam is 33 km southwest of Perumbavoor. Perumbavoor's economy is exceptionally dependent on more than one lakh migrant workers from different Indian states. Perumbavoor offers them all services like work camps, social programs, agitation projects, and health and educational facilities including an uncommon school for the children of vagrant specialists. Perumbavoor is surrounded by numerous small but busy suburbs connected to the city by transport services.

 Peringathur is a town in the Thalassery taluk of the Kannur region in the Kerala province of India. It is a part of the Greater Mahe region. It is believed that the name "Peringathur" comes from Peringalath Ur, indicating that major wars took place here. Consequently, the city became known as Peringathur Perinthalmanna. Perinthalmanna is a town and region in the Malappuram region of Kerala. The name Perinthalmanna is derived from Perumthallu. It was the capital of Valluvanad, a royal state led by the Valluvakonathiris, a branch associated with the Pallava tradition of ancient Tamil kingdoms.

 Peermade, also spelled Peerumedu, is a hill station in the province of Kerala, India. The backdrop of Peermade consists of amazing waterfalls, open meadows, and pine forests. The place is located in Malanad province and is at an altitude of 910 meters above sea level (3,000 feet). Peermade used to be the medium-term retreat of the maharajas of Travancore. Once very inaccessible and secured by dense forests, these areas were owned by certain clans like the 'Malappandarams' and the 'Malayarans'.

 Panoor is a township in the Kannur district in the state of Kerala, India. It is the main market for farming communities in the surrounding regions. Panoor is one of the fast-emerging towns in Kerala with a huge amount of improvement and is one of the most important rural areas of Thalassery The nearest transit point to the National Highway NH 17 is Kunchippalli, 11 km from Panoor. The nearest airport is Kozhikode which is 100 km from Panoor. The upcoming Kannur International Airport is only about 20 km from Panoor. The nearest railway station is Thalassery, which is about 11 km from Panoor.

 Parassala is a suburb of Trivandrum, Kerala, India, at the southern end of Kerala, bordering Tamil Nadu. The inhabitants of this town speak both Malayalam and Tamil. This is the southernmost town of Kerala. It is famous for its Mahadeva temple. The place has a lake called "Thavala Illa Kolam", which means "A lake without frogs".

 Payyanur is a town and region in the Kannur district of Kerala province in India. Payyanur is one of the surviving ancient cultivated places in Kerala. This town in northern Kerala has a rich and magnificent written history. The streets of weavers in the various towns around Payyanur add to the distinctiveness of the handlooms of Kannur. Payyanur is best known for its astrology and has a number of incredible and famous crystal gazers known all over the world.

 Paatty is a town in the Thrissur region of the Kerala province of India. Paatty is located in the beach area of Chavakkad Taluk in the Thrissur district. The town is about 23 km northwest of Thrissur city and 5 km south of Guruvayoor. Paatty is home to the shrine of St. Joseph Parishad and is also 4 km from Palayur, which is known for its Palayur Church.

 Sultan Bathery is a city and region in the Wayanad region of Kerala, India, near the border with the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. It is the largest town in the Wayanad region and the seat of  Sultan Bathery taluq. It is a quiet and tranquil town. The place got its new name after the Mysore ruler Tipu Sultan attacked the area and used the Jain temple located here as a battery. The enchanting climate in this charming town, combined with brilliant open doors for shopping and breathtaking demonstrable sites, makes the town of Sultan Bathery a prominent visitor destination visited by holidaymakers throughout the year.

 Balussery is a small but upcoming urban area in the Kozhikode district in the southern Indian state of Kerala. The Balussery block has an area of 278.54 km2. There are eight grama panchayats in the square: Atholi, Balussery, Koorachundu, Kottur, Naduvannur, Panangad, Ulliyeri, and Unnikulam.

 Nileshwaram or Nileshwar or Neeleswaram is a municipality and a major town in the Kasaragod district in the Indian state of Kerala. It is one of the three regions in the Kasaragod district; the others are Kasaragod and Kanhangad. Nileshwar is referred to as the social capital of Kasaragod, the northernmost region of Kerala.  The Nileshwar Rajahs and the Bednore Nayaks fought in this area. This area, known for its "kavus", the sacred forests, hosts the outstanding finale of the annual shrine festivals. The most famous of the sacred forests is the Mannampurathu Kavu.

 Punalur is a small picturesque town on the outskirts of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The town is known for being the pioneer of the mechanical revolution in Kerala with the establishment of Punalur Paper Mills. The river Kallada flows through Punalur. The place takes its name from 'Punal', which means water in Tamil and Malayalam, and 'Ooru', which means 'set'. This gives rise to the meaning of the city of water. The authoritative headquarters of the Western Ghats is located here and is known as Pathanapuram Taluk, which is another passage to the Western Ghats. This city is also called the 'lap of the Western Ghats'. It is the fifth largest city in the south. Punalur is famous for its pineapple, pressed wood, pepper, and timber. The town is also known for its suspension bridge, which was built by the British in the nineteenth century. The experts have declared this suspension bridge a landmark of national importance.  

 Pallikkunnu is a small municipality in Kannur, Kerala state, in southern India. It is located in Kannur Municipality, on the national highway between Kannur and Payyannur. It is located three kilometres from the town of Kannur. Pallikunnu houses several educational institutions, including Sreepuram English Medium School, Krishna Menon Memorial Government Women's University and Kerala Vocational Training Centre. Pallikunnu is known for the Mookambika Temple. Another prominent shrine is the Kanathoor Maha Vishnu Temple. It is located near the Kadalayi Sreekrishna Temple in Chirakkal. The Central Gaol, where many pioneers of the Indian Flexibility Struggle and other labour revolts in the neighbourhood were either ruthlessly imprisoned or cruelly executed, is located here. It is also the site of the Doordarshan and Akashvani radio telecommunication station. Pallikunnu was a remarkable place in the midst of the British domain.  

 Nadapuram is a census town and a unique panchayath in the Kozhikode district of Kerala under Nadapuram merged supporters. Nadapuram was adjudged the best panchayat in Kozhikode district for seven years under the initiative of President Soopy Narikkatteri. Topographically, Nadapuram is located about 14 km northeast of Vadakara town and about 21 km southeast of Thalassery town.

 Muvattupuzha is a town and municipality in the Ernakulam district of Kerala in India. The town is also known as the starting point of the Muvattupuzha Waterway, which is formed by the confluence of three rivers - namely the Thodupuzhayar Thodupuzha Stream, the Kaliyar Kali Stream and the Kothayar Kothamangalam Stream - forming Muvattupuzhayaar. Muvattupuzha has a rich social custom. Margamkali and hand-to-hand fighting like Parichamuttukali are common among Syrian Christians. They are performed by people independently at the weddings of Syrian Christians. Shadkala Govinda Marar was devised on the banks of the river Muvattupuzha.

 Mundakayam is a town in the Kanjirappally taluk in Kottayam district in Kerala. Mundakayam is the entrance to the hill ranges of southern Kerala and lies on the edge of the Kottayam and Idukki regions. The nearest town, Kanjirappally, is 14 km (8.7 miles) from Mundakayam. Mundakayam has elastic lands and lots of greenery. The river Manimala flows through Mundakayam. Mundakayam is 48 km east of the main railway station of Kottayam and 148 km from the state capital, Thiruvananthapuram. The name Mundakayam is said to derive from the Mundi cranes that used to be seen on the banks of the Manimala River.

 Mulavukad, also known as Bolgatty Island, is one of the islands that form part of the city of Kochi in Kerala, India. The islands of Vypin and Vallarpadam are on the western side and Vaduthala is on the eastern side. Mulavukad is connected to the city of Ernakulam and Vallarpadam by the Gosree and the container terminal road on the north side, which connects to Kalamassery and Aluva.

 Mattanur also spelled Mattannur, is a real city, municipality, and metropolis in the Kannur region, Kerala province, India. The region has the typical character of the midlands of Kerala with hilly terrain mainly used for dryland agriculture. The area of the city stretches between the Irikkur River, a part of the Valapattanam Waterway in the north, and the Anjarakandy Waterway in the south. The town lies in the lower regions of the western shoulders of the Western Ghat, which rises grandly on the eastern side, while the western boundary is the stretch of slowly sloping land leading to the Lakshadweep Ocean. Mattanur is famous for its players of the ethnic drum called Chenda.

 Maradu is a region in the city of Kochi in Kerala, India. It is located about 7 km (4.3 miles) from the city center. It was formed as Grama Panchayath in May 1953 and was elevated to the level of a district in November 2010. The NH 85, NH 966 B, and NH 66 national highways pass through Maradu and have played a crucial role in improving the area. Maradu is also very much served by pipelines. Another festival is 'Kavadiattam' where people take to the dance floor with kavadi on their heads amidst the last festival day of the Sree Subramanya Swami shrine. During the long period from January to February, the festival of Lord Siva is celebrated at Ayani Siva Kshethra and Pandavathu Siva Kshethra temples and celebrated at Nettoor Juma Masjid mosque.

 Manjeri is a town and municipality in the Malappuram district in Kerala province, India. Manjeri has a population of 97104. Out of which 49% are male and 51% are female. Manjeri has a normal education rate of 95.8%, higher than the national average of 74.04%. The normal slope is 38 meters. Manjeri constituency falls under the Malappuram Lok Sabha constituency.

 Mallappally is a town in the state of Kerala in India. It is one of the five taluks that make up the Pathanamthitta region. Mallappally was originally a part of the kingdom of Travancore and was also called "the place where there are the BA graduates" because of the English education by Anglican teachers in the nineteenth century. Mallappally is the first home to a large number of non-indigenous Indians and has one of the lowest population trends and most astonishing education rates in India. The Manimala River flows through the core of the town, dividing it into Mallappally West and Mallappally East. Mallappally Taluk borders the Kottayam region at Nedungadappally along a watercourse called Kochuparamb Thodu. From the Pathanamthitta, Kozhencherry, and Ranni sides, one enters the town via the Mallappally Bridge.

 Kuthuparamba is a town and a region in the Kannur region of the Indian state of Kerala. The name Kuthuparamba is derived from "kuthu" (society) and "paramba" (ground); exhibitions were held here during the Pazhassi Raja period. At the moment, Kuthuparamba is a small plot of land behind Gokul Street, claimed by the government and occupied by government officials. This name was given to the whole region by the British Raj.

 Kudlu is a town in the Kasaragod region, Kerala province, India. Apart from its rich demonstrable and social heritage like Yakshagana - a folk theatre form that combines movement, music, exchange, ensemble, make-up and organizational strategies in an extraordinary style and setting - Kudlu stands out from all other towns in Kasaragod for its significance as a place known for its difference. Besides the nearby Siddhivinayaka shrine of Madhur, there are more than three notable shrines in Kudlu, as well as numerous other shrines.

 Kottarakkara, also translated as Kottarakara, is a large city and region in the Kollam district in the Indian state of Kerala. The city is located near the port of Kollam, which has a rich history dating back to the early Middle Ages. The city is also known for being an important centre for business, engineering and trade. Kottarakkara is 27 kilometres ( 17 miles) east of Kollam city centre. Kottarakkara, a compound word made up of the words Kottaram, meaning "castle", and kara, meaning "to arrive", actually means "place where there are royal residences". The area where there were some royal residences was thus called "Kottarakkara" Kottarakara has one of the KSRTC nodes associated with Kerala, which includes various administrations in all parts of Kerala and inter-state administrations. The nearby courses are served by private and government transport operators.

 Kothamangalam is a beautiful town in the hills of Kerala, India. Kothamangalam is currently one of the most important pioneer towns of Kerala with twelve places of worship, about six ancient shrines, and several sacrosanct mosques. The place is profoundly celebrated by the ancient Thrikariyoor Temple, mosques, St George Cathedral, St Mary's Church Marthamariyam Valiyapally, and Mar Thoma Cheria Pally. The town is also known as the Entrance of High Range. The Kothamangalam region was established in 1978 and is the seat of the Kothamangalam Taluk.

 Koratty is a town in the Thrissur region of the Indian state of Kerala. It is an important place for Marian's pilgrimage. Koratty is one of the largest Marian/Christian/Catholic destinations in Kerala in India. Korattymuthy shrine is a pilgrimage site in Kerala. It is also called the Lourdes of Kerala. Korattymuthy-Our Lady with Poovan Bananas is an excellent name for Saint Mary or Mother Mary here. Enthusiasts from all over the world visit Koratty every year. Koratty is also known for its mechanical plants. Vaigai Thread Processors Ltd. in the past J&P Coats, Jamuna Threads and Madura Coats and Coats Viella I Ltd., and so on.

 Kattappana is a civil township in the Sahyadri or Western Ghats in the Indian state of Kerala. It is the main urban focal point in the high reaches of the Idukki locality, which is about 2,788.71 - 2,952.76 feet above mean sea level, in the High Ranges, the high altitude area of Kerala recently elevated to the status of a region. Kattappana is a CLASS III urban hotspot. It is the primary region in the high range of the Idukki region with the real erroneous contact of Idukki as the Thodupuzha region is located in the low range. The town had an extensive population of Syrian Catholic families who shifted to Kattappana from central Travancore in the mid-1950s. Kattappana is the center for the exchange of aromas and the main producer of cardamom and black pepper. The main occupation of the people of Kattappana is agriculture. A special variety of Njallani, a very high-yielding cardamom variety, was produced in Kattappana.  

 Kasaragod is a town and the central command of the Kasaragod region in the state of Kerala in India. Located in the rich biodiversity of the Western Ghats, the city is known for the Chandragiri and Bekal forts, the Chandragiri River, the memorable Kolathiri Rajas, the native habitats of Ranipuram and Kottancheri Hills, historical and religious sites such as the Madhur Temple and the Ananthapura Lake Temple, and the Malik Deenar Mosque. Kasaragod is home to the Central Plantation Crops Research Institute, originally established in 1916 as the Coconut Research Station. It is part of India's National Agricultural Research System and is under the Indian Council of Agricultural Research.   

 Karunagappally is a municipality in the Kollam district of Kerala, India. It is the largest town in the region outside Kollam. Karungappalli was an agricultural economy until the late nineteenth century, growing mainly coconut, banana, pudding, and rice. The main attraction for tourists is the House Ship Office at Alumkadavu, which is just 3 km from Karunagappally town. The Sree Narayana Trophy pontoon race, an annual watercraft race, is held in Kannety Pallickal River, Karunagappally, during the Onam Festival period. Nowadays, houseboats, safari pontoons, and speed pontoons are managed by Kannetty Vessel Club, which is located 1 km from Karunagappally and ply to various places like Amrithapuri, Azheekkal bank, the port, Ashtamudi Lake via Vattakkayal, Kattilmekkathil Sanctuary, and Chaa Rift.

 Chavakkad is a region in Thrissur district in the state of Kerala in India. Chavakkad is known for its coastline and fishing. It is located on National Highway 66 about 75 km north of Kochi, the commercial capital of Kerala, and 25 km northwest of Thrissur, the social capital of Kerala. Chavakkad Koottungal is known for its collective consensus and diversity of people. The famous Manathala Juma Masjid is located in Chavakked.

 Chowara is a rapidly growing town in Ernakulam district in the territory of Kerala, India. As of 2001 Indian statistics, Chowwara had a population of 13,603. Half of the population consisted of men and half of the women. Chowwara had a normal education rate of 79%, higher than the national normal rate of 59.5%: male education was 81% and female education was 76%. In Chowwara, 10% of the population was below 6 years of age. Chowara some time ago Chowara Town, is a panchayat and a fast-growing town in the Aluva Kochi Metropolitan Area of Ernakulam region in Kerala, India. It is the fastest-growing town in Aluva Kochi Metropolitan Area after Ernakulam. Located on the Periyar River, Cochin International Airport Limited - CIAL at Nedumbassery is 6.3 km from Chowara. It is accessible by train via Chowara railway station, by air via CIAL airport, and by Chowara ferry across the river. Chowara is easily accessible from all parts of the state by air, road, and rail.

 Kannapuram is a town in the Kannur region of North Malabar in the Indian state of Kerala, India. Kannapuram has a population of 18,568. Males constitute 46% of the population and females 54%. Kannapuram has a normal education rate of 84%, higher than the national normal rate of 59.5%: the male education rate is 86% and the female education rate is 81%. In Kannapuram, 10% of the population is below 6 years of age. Kannapuram plays an indispensable role in nourishing the human expressions and culture of the Kannur district in general.

Kanjirappally is a taluk and a town in the Kottayam region, located about 38 km (24 miles) from the regional capital, in the Indian state of Kerala. The Christians of Kanjirapally are known for being the first agricultural community in Kerala to switch to livestock farming in the early twentieth century. The place is therefore home to numerous incredible Syrian Christian groups in Kerala who owe their wealth to ranch horticulture, especially rubber. Kanjirapally has earned an exceptional place in the hearts of Keralites through numerous Malayalam films depicting the district as a pocket of Christian wealth.

 Kalliasseri is a census town in the Kannur region of the Indian state of Kerala. The Kalliaseri Panchayat comprises two towns, namely Kalliasseri and Irinave. Kalliasseri has a population of 25005 and the projected population for 2010 is 28,066. 47% of the population is male and 53% is female. Kalliasseri has a normal education rate of 85%, significantly higher than the national normal rate of 59.5%: male education is 87% and female education is 83%. In Kalliasseri, 10% of the population is under 6 years old. The area on the beach is called Kolath vayal, claimed by the Kingdom of Kolathiri and later awarded to Chandroth Kannan, a Nair warrior in Kalliasseri who helped the prince fight the Arakkal Raja.

 Kalamassery is an important industrial region in the city of Kochi in the province of Kerala, India. Kalabhasery was the place where the elephants for the Thrikkakara temple could rest after their performance at the shrine, located near HMT, Kalamassery. Over time, Kalabhasery evolved into Kalamassery. The conspicuous region was demonstrably called Njalakam, with a conspicuous Juma Masjid, but in the time of production of Kalamassery Panchayat, which includes Njalakam, the decision was taken to choose the name Kalamassery instead of Njalakam because Kalamassery is developing due to the new enterprises like HMT here. Later, Kalamassery was elevated to a municipality due to the development. Besides, there are many small businesses in Kalamassery like St. Antony Industries, Micro Tools, Ambadan Industries, Vellappally Manufacturing Industry, and Pottekattu Rubbers Pvt.Ltd, Logiwiz, Bajaj and so on.  

  Kalady Kalady is a town in Angamaly east of the Periyar River in the Ernakulam region of Kerala, India, not far from Cochin International Airport. It is known as the place of origin of the eighth-century Indian scholar Adi Shankara and is a well-known destination for Hindu scholars. Kalady gained notable quality only after its rediscovery in the late nineteenth century by the then Shankaracharya of Sringeri and the resulting canonization of an Adi Shankara shrine in 1910. The century of Kalady was honored in May 2010 and the story of its rediscovery a hundred years ago was captured in a film by the Sringeri Sharada Peetham. The Kalady Kadavu is the place where the waterway was built and where Kalady was conceived. It was also the place where Shankara had first performed Aaraattu, a waterway shower symbolizing his tribal god, before introducing it in his ebb and flow area. For quite some time now, the Aarattu has been completed amidst the festivities at the Sree Krishna temple at

 Attingal is a municipality and the metropolitan area of Thiruvananthapuram in the Thiruvananthapuram district in the state of Kerala, India. It is the base camp of the Chirayinkeezhu taluk and the main government organizations of the taluk such as the taluk office, court complex, deputy superintendent of police's office, police station, and treasuries are located in Attingal. It is one of the oldest regions of Kerala, predating liberation in 1922. In 1914, the Attingal Town Improvement Authority (TIA) was formed before the liberation of the region in 1922. The town is located 25 kilometers ( 16 miles) north of Thiruvananthapuram. Attingal is one of the most important centers of the Thiruvananthapuram region.

 Adoor, sometimes spelled Adur, is a large town in the Pathanamthitta district in the state of Kerala. Adoor is one of the two Revenue Divisions of the Pathanamthitta District. Adoor Revenue Division comprises the Kozhencherry Pathanamthitta, Konni, and Adoor Thaluks. Adoor Thaluk comprises the two towns of Adoor and Pandalam. Adoor was already part of the Kollam district. The region lies between the important urban areas of Trivandrum and Kochi in southern Kerala. Adoor is a part of the Pathanamthitta district and is a notable town in central Travancore. Topographically, it lies between Thiruvananthapuram and Ernakulam. Before the amalgamation of the Pathanamthitta district in 1982, Adoor was part of the Kollam region. The Assembly Constituency of Adoor is a part of the recently formed Pathanamthitta Loksabha Constituency. Later, it was in the Adoor Loksabha Body constituency itself.

 Angamaly is a municipality and the northernmost suburb of the city of Kochi in Kerala, India. Located about 30 km north of the city center, the area is the northern gateway to the commercial capital of Kerala and an indispensable part of the Kochi metropolitan region. The town is located at the junction of Main Central Road MC Road and National Highway 47. MC The road, which begins at Thiruvananthapuram, ends at Angamaly at its junction with NH 47. Angamaly is connected all around by all modes of transport. Cochin International Airport is in the Angamaly area. The Angamaly railway station, where all major modes of transport stop, is a major hub for connectivity between the eastern part of the town and the rest of the country. There is a proposed railway line from Angamaly to Sabarimala, which will connect the ranges with the swamp area.

 Aroor is a town at the northern end of Alappuzha district and at the southern end of the Kochi bypass in the state of Kerala, India. It is a fish-rich, modern area in the south of Kochi. Aroor is two-way access to the city of Kochi. The name "Aroor" is derived from the expression "Arayarude Our", which refers to the place of the Hindu fishing group. Notably, the Vaalarayar or Vaala subclass got the name from their unique fishing gear, the "mythical snake tail" Vaal in Malayalam Net, which they used for their legitimate fishing. Later, the name was abbreviated as "Arayaroor" to become the present name. Aroor gives a history of the former states of Travancore and Cochin.

 Beypore or Beypur is an ancient port city and a district town in the Kozhikode region of Kerala province, India. The place was formerly known as Vaypura/Vadaparappanad. Tipu Sultan, the ruler of Mysore, named the town "Sultan Pattanam". There is a marina and a coastline. The port of Beypore is one of the most experienced ports in Kerala, generally interchanged with the Middle East. Beypore is known for the construction of wooden boats, called dhows or urus in the Malayalam dialect.

 Wandoor is a town in the territory of Kerala, India. Wandoor Valiya Jamaeth Palli, the best-prepared mosque in the area, is known as one of the first mosques where the nakara, a drum, is still used for the invocation, instead of today's loudspeakers. Karunalaya Hospital, founded in 1958 by American evangelist Henry Otten, is located in Wandoor. The Otten English School has more than 700 students undergoing education and now also has degrees equivalent to the school. Another repair center named Noor Institute of Medical Specialties, NIMS with introductory day jobs has been established in Wandoor with the participation of NRIs and some prominent personalities of Wandoor. The nearest railway station is at Vaniyambalam, three kilometers from Wandoor town.

 Kozhencherry is a town in the Pathankotitta district in the south Indian state of Kerala in the Central Travancore region of south-central Kerala. According to the 2011 census, there were 3,393 households with a population of 12,021. This is one of the main towns of the Pathhenthitta district. It is located on the banks of the river Pampa. It is a commercial center and many banks and companies have their branches here. It is believed that once the Cawls of the Thekonor Empire ruled this area. Kozhencherry was once part of the former Travancore Empire. However, Kozhencherry itself is not an urban town, but the headquarters of the Pathanamthitta district, and the municipality lies in the Kozhencherry Taluk.

 Kumily is the largest Gramme Panchayat in the province of Kerala and is located in the Idukki region of Kerala. It is a town in the Cardamom Hills near Thekkady and the Periyar Tiger Reserve. Kumily is known as the Gateway State Border to Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The area was once claimed by the Thekkumkoor rajas in focal Travancore and later when Marthanda Varma fought his battles in focal Travancore, places like Kumily fell under the Travancore kingdom. But the extraordinary and remarkable changes in the region happened due to the approach of the British forces. They got these districts from the neighbouring rulers and converted the forest areas into cultivable land. Kumily is an exceptional destination for the majority of holidaymakers because of its cool, invigorating atmosphere. The nearby town of Theni in Tamil Nadu offers travellers the opportunity to visit Grape, Suruli Theertham, Megamalai, Kumabakarai, Vaigai Dam and much more. Kattappana is the nearby region.

 Paravur is a city and a municipality in the Kollam district in the Indian state of Kerala. Paravur has a population of 43,739, of which 38,652 are in the town and 5,087 are in the municipality. Males constitute 47% of the population and females 53%. Paravur has a normal education rate of 79%, higher than the national normal rate of 59.5%: the male education rate is 81% and the female education rate is 77%. In Paravur, 10% of the population is under 6 years old. The total number of families is 9,155.

 Chengannur is a town in the Alappuzha region of Kerala province in southern India. Chengannur is located in the eastern part of Alappuzha on the banks of the river Pamba. The town is 117 km north of the capital Thiruvananthapuram on the MC road. Chengannur is connected to Kollam and Kottayam via NH 220. Chengannur is also a notable destination for Sabarimala travelers, known as the gateway of Sabarimala. The adjoining major towns are Pandalam and Adoor in the south, Mavelikkara in the west, Aranmula, Kozhencherry, and Pathanamthitta in the east, and Tiruvalla in the north.

 Pathanamthitta is a sprawling city located in the lap of the Western Ghats. The town came into existence when ten original Nair families settled near the Achankovil waterway. Soon, a few families settled here as the rich soil was ideal for rice cultivation. Pathanamthitta is known for its flourishing Hindu culture, especially the forts of the Nair station.

 Aluva is a region in the Kochi Area of Ernakulam District in Kerala in India. Thousands gather here during the festive weeks of Shivratri. Marthanda Varma Bridge, is a very old bridge in Kochi that connects the mainland with Aluva and carries NH47 to Selam. Alwaye Palace, also known as Aluva Palace, is a magnificent monument that reminds one of the splendor and heritage of Kerela's ancient past.

 Santharpara is located in the Indian state of Kerala. There are numerous legends and sagas in the area that have made the place famous. Besides Santharpara, there are many other places that are popular for the beauty of nature and the soothing climate.

 It is a panchayat organized in the Ernakulam district of Kerala. This panchayat covers the entire Chottanikkara region. Chottanikkara is also a part of the metropolitan area of Cochin city. The famous Chottanikkara asylum is run in this city. The city traffic of Kochi is particularly linked to Chottanikkara. Chottanikkara Government School Stadium is believed to be one of the most famous stadiums in Ernakulam. The shooting range at Eruveli Pallippurathu mana Chottanikara panchayath was voted the best panchayath. There are many places of interest to visit in this town. Visitors come here with their families and companions from all over the world.

 Vaikom is the capital of Vaikom Taluk, located in the northwest of the Kottayam district in the Indian state of Kerala. The city is also known for its work in Indian autonomy development, as it was the site of Vaikom Satyagraha, a social equality development that aimed to enshrine the possibility of development for all sections of society in the streets of the people. The town of Vaikom is located at the north-western end of Kottayam, near the Ernakulam region. It borders the Vembanad Lake to the west and is crossed by various estuaries of the Muvattupuzha River. Vaikom is the oldest village in the Kottayam region and one of the most famous in South India. Vaikom is also close to the famous tourist destination of Kumarakom. Vaikom is 37 km from Ernakulam and 32 km from Kottayam and about 60 km from Kochi International Airport.

 Nilambur also called the land of teak plantations, is a remarkable town in the Malappuram region of Kerala. This place occupies an extraordinary place in the historic backdrop of Malabar, with its enormous woodlands, normal excellence, interesting untamed life, beguiling waters, imperial residences, and energetic provincial populace.

 Kodungallur is a community in the southwestern outskirts of Thrissur in Kerala, India. Kodungallur is located 29 km northwest of Kochi and 38 km southwest of Thrissur, on National Highway 66. The area is crucial in the history of India, as it was a notable trading post, most notably known as Muziris in the younger Chera nation. Kodungallur was an essential part of Mahodayapuram, the capital of the later Chera government. The Roman Empire maintained a constant trade relationship with this area. Besides pepper, goods such as pearls, muslin, ivory, jewels, silk, and perfumes were also shipped through the sea offices of Kodungallur.

 In Wayanad district of Kerala lies the small town of Vythiri, one of the three taluks of the district, which also includes Mananthavady and Sultan Bathery. The favourable weather and green surroundings make Vythiri one of the most visited destinations. The legendary chain tree is also found here and is revered by the people here.

 Malappuram is located 54 km southeast of Calicut and 90 km northwest of Palghat. Malappuram is the first district in the region, established in 1970, and is the definitive center of the Malappuram region. Malappuram is exceptional for its recreational energy and soul. Malappuram is best known as the 'Football Capital' of Kerala and is popular with numerous game enthusiasts. Malappuram is incessantly praised for the large number of spectators who flock to the town for the matches and rivalries held here. Football is in the blood of the entire society of Malappuram.

 Athirappilly is a first-degree Grama Panchayath with an area of 489.00 km2 in Chalakudy Taluk, Thrissur region of Kerala, India. It is located 60 km from Thrissur city, 70 km east of Kochi city, 55 km east of Cochin International Airport, and 30 km from Chalakudy town. Athirappilly Falls is located 1000 feet above sea level on the Chalakudy waterway, at the junction with the Sholayar areas of the Western Ghats. Athirappalli is a picturesque mix of backwoods and small streams. With a drop of 80 feet, this is one of the largest waterfalls in the state. Many endangered and endemic vegetation species are found in the forests of the Athirapilly-Vazhachal area. This area is the most important place in the Western Ghats where four endangered hornbill species can be seen. The Western Ghats is one of the most critical areas in the world in terms of biodiversity. This important regular world has already been destroyed by mining and hydropower.

 Kalpetta is a picturesque town in the Wayanad district of Kerala. It is situated at an altitude of 780 m above sea level. Set against the backdrop of lush green mountains and surrounded by coffee plantations, Kalpetta is the ideal holiday destination for nature lovers. The mountains of Wayanad are known for their spices, tea, and coffee plantations. The fresh aroma of coffee is in the air, offering visitors a sense of tranquillity away from the urban atmosphere. Kalpetta is also known as a Jain pilgrimage site. It is believed that the place was named "Kalpetta" by the early Jain settlers who had migrated from Karnataka. In Kannada, the words "Kal" and "Pettah" mean "stone deposits".  

 Poovar is a tranquil getaway that soothes your soul and mind. The beautiful beaches with the Arabian Sea to the east and the plateau to the west make Poovar a paradise for all. The red dawn with the lush green coconut trees in the background and the sapphire blue sea create an enchanting environment that is best visited with your loved ones.

 Famous as the land of three Ls - letters, lakes, and latex - Kottayam is one of the most beautiful places in Kerala. Bordered by the Western Ghats to the east and the Vembanad Lake and green paddy fields to the west, Kottayam is set in a breathtaking landscape. Kottayam was also known as Akshara Nagari or the Land of Letters. It was one of the most important centers of literature in ancient India. Kottayam enjoys a pleasant climate throughout the year. The local cuisine of Kerala here has had a Syrian-Christian influence and is equally interesting. Dance and art thrive in the city, giving us glimpses of ancient India and its rich culture.

 Kollam is an ancient port town known to seafaring Romans, Chaldeans, Phoenicians, Chinese, Arabs, and others, with a history stretching far beyond the dawn of the Christian era.

 Ernakulum has something to offer for everyone and its visitor places pass on the lifestyle, influences, and history of the city. To see the best places in the city, plan to stay in Ernakulum for about 2 days. Start your stay in the city with a visit to the sixteenth-century Mattancherry Palace or Dutch Palace and the Jewish Synagogue - the oldest dynamic synagogue in the Commonwealth of Nations dating back to 1568.

 Vagamon is a hill station in the Kottayam and Idukki districts of Kerala. Situated 1100 m above sea level, it is far away from the hustle and bustle of the city. This tranquil place has none of the usual annoying tourist crowds and offers a peaceful retreat. National Geographic Traveller has listed Vagamon as one of the "50 most attractive places in India". With its picturesque valleys, whistling pine forests, tea plantations, waterfalls, and beautiful meadows stretching like a green blanket over the hills, Vagamon is truly enchanting. Vagamon offers its tourists a variety of exciting activities, from trekking to paragliding to mountaineering and rock climbing. If you are looking for adventure, this is the place to be. A hike across the chain of three hills.

 When one thinks of an unforgettable holiday in Kerala, the backwaters of Alleppey, the fishing nets of Cochin, the sandy beaches of Kovalam, the tea gardens of Munnar, the grasslands of Wayanad, the hills of Thekkady and the elephants of Periyar come to mind. But there is also a lonely railway station that one passes on many train journeys through Kerala, often unaware of its significance. It is the beach town of Varkala. The beauty of Varkala stems from its unique location. It is literally a beach on a cliff. The town takes its name from this unique cliff structure known as the Varkala Formation. It has been declared a geological heritage site by the Geological Survey of India (GSI). It is the only town in Kerala with cliffs on the Arabian Sea and is unique in India.

 Kozhikode or Calicut is a city in the Kerala area of southern India on the Malabar coast. Calicut is the largest urban area in the state and the 192nd-largest urban area in the world. The city is located about 275 kilometers west of Bangalore. In medieval times, Kozhikode was called the "City of Spices" as it was the actual trans-shipment point for eastern spices. In the Middle Ages, Kozhikode was the capital of a free kingdom controlled by the Samoothiris Zamorins, and later of the former Malabar District under British rule.

 Alappuzha, also known as Alleppey, is a beautiful city in Kerala, located on the southwest coast of India. It is known for its immense natural beauty and as one of the busiest commercial centers, trading with the Persian Gulf regions and even Europe. Alappuzha is also known as the 'Venice of the East' because of its numerous waterways, lagoons, lakes, and canals. It is a pure water paradise in God's own country, Kerala. The city of Alappuzha was founded by the Diwan of Travancore, Raja Keshawadasan. One can sail in the houseboats and enjoy the tranquillity that spreads through the many coconut trees that line the canals and small hamlets.

 Kannur, also known as "The Crown of Kerala", is a picturesque city in the Indian state of Kerala. It is flanked by the Western Ghats to the east and the Lakshadweep Sea to the west. The city is dotted with beaches, ancient temples, and historical monuments. The vibrant culture and rich heritage of Kannur attract tourists from far and wide as the city is rich in temples. The name Kannur was derived from "the land of Krishna" as the Kadalai Shri Krishna temple is located here. The beaches of Kannur are a fascinating picture.

 Hailed as the granary of Kerala, Palakkad is a vast area of green plains dotted with hills, rivers, mountain streams, and forests. The gateway to Kerala from the north, a 40-kilometer cut in the mountains known as the Palakkad Gap, provides access to this land at the foot of the Western Ghats.

 Thiruvananthapuram has been the capital of present-day Kerala and the former kingdom of Travancore since 1956. The city has been a seat of political power for several centuries. It is also the most populous city in Kerala and is located on the west coast of India, literally a stone's throw from the southernmost tip of the country. Thiruvananthapuram, built on seven coastal hills with the Arabian Sea on one side and the Western Ghats on the other, is an important centre IT and also a centre for higher education and scientific research and advancement - with the University of Kerala, the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, the Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology and the National Centre for Earth Science Studies all based here. India's first IT technopark and the first infotainment industrial park have also been built here. The Indian Air Force's Southern Air Command, the Thumba Equatorial Rocket Launching Station and the future Vizhinjam International Seaport are also

Periyar in the southern state of Kerala is one of the sixteen Project Tiger Reserves in India and one of the most picturesque and exquisite nature reserves in the world. With its watercourses, forests, and grasslands, it is a surprising place for mammal and fowl watching. Despite the destruction of much of the forested lowland within the reserve by the construction of a dam on the Periyar River in 1895, the reserve's 777 square kilometers provide a haven for a variety of mammals, including tigers, elephants, gaur, sloths, leopards, dholes, and Nilgiri langurs.

 Think of houseboats. Think of Kumarakom. This sleepy little town on the Vembanad Lake, part of the legendary backwaters of Kerala, is one of the best places to get the famous houseboat experience in Kerala. Kumarakom was once part of the kingdom of Thekkumkur and is famous for its Chundan Vallam and Kettu Vallam boats that moved at lightning speed to defend the kingdom. This ancient tradition lives on in the thatched houseboats that dot the backwaters of Kumarakom.

Jaisalmer is a prominent tourist spot located in the northwestern state of Rajasthan in India. Jaisalmer is a city and to reach the sand dunes, travellers have to take a jeep safari followed by a camel ride. So Jaisalmer is a mix of exotic Indian desert culture, heritage and adventure.

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Most tourists visit places like Jaipur, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, Bikaner, Jodhpur, Alwar, Sawai Madhopur, but there are many other unexplored tourist sites in other districts where there is huge potential to promote tourism. As the tourism industry recovers from the impact of the COVID -19 pandemic, the Rajasthan government has planned to organize folk art festivals from the panchayat to the state level to give a boost to the sector. These festivals will also preserve the art and culture of the various regions of the state and help promote artists. A spokesperson for Oyo said the company is witnessing a 44% year-on-year increase in booking demand for the upcoming holiday season between December 25 and 31, led by markets like Goa, Hyderabad, Puri, Manali and Kolkata. it is not just the Christmas and New Year weekends, but also the travel and hotel industry across all other segments that are gearing up for a record holiday month, judging by advance booking trends and rising prices. Experts sa

 The Indian School of Martial Arts is a leading training center for the ancient martial art of Kalaripayattu. The ISMA or Kalariyil Dharmikam Ashram was established in 1983 and has been a place of healing and rejuvenation for many. This was under the guidance of Mr. Balachandran Nair, who comes from a family of warrior-healers. He believes that Kalarichikitsa (Kalari treatment) originated from Siddhavaidyam (science parallel to Ayurveda), Dhanurveda (mother of Ayurveda), and Olagranthas (manuscripts on dry palm leaves). It was developed specifically for practitioners of this art form. Its teachings are based on the 108 nerve pressure points (Marmas) in the human body. Instead of modern medical parameters, more importance is given to intuition, which has developed after years of experience and self-observation in this field. ISMA has a three-story complex with its own Kalari arena. A 600-year-old massage table built from a single tree is located in the complex. The meditation hall and t

Thrissur is also known as the cultural capital of Kerala, as the city has exerted cultural, spiritual and religious influences throughout history. Thrissur, formerly Trichur, is a city in the central state of Kerala in southwest India and is home to some of the oldest mosques and churches in the country. Industries in the city include cotton weaving, rice and oilseed milling, soap making, and sawmilling. The city is also a retail center for the state of Kerala and is home to some of the largest jewelry and textile companies in the region. Thrissur is one of the best-prepared cities in Kerala. Legend has it that the city was founded by Lord Parasurama shortly after the founding of Kerala by constructing a huge Shiva sanctuary. The entire city revolves around the incredible Shiva temple known as the Vadakumnathan temple. The shrine is located at the junction of a large roundabout, which is 64 acres in size. This roundabout is known as Swaraj Round  Our Lady of Lourdes Metropolitan Cathed

  Thrissur Thrissur is also known as the cultural capital of Kerala, as the city has exerted cultural, spiritual and religious influences throughout history. Thrissur, formerly Trichur, is a city in the central state of Kerala in southwest India and is home to some of the oldest mosques and churches in the country. Industries in the city include cotton weaving, rice and oilseed milling, soap making and sawmilling. The city is also a retail centre for the state of Kerala and is home to some of the largest jewellery and textile companies in the region. Thrissur is one of the best-prepared cities in Kerala. Legend has it that the city was founded by Lord Parasurama shortly after the founding of Kerala by constructing a huge Shiva sanctuary. The entire city revolves around the incredible Shiva temple known as the Vadakumnathan temple. The shrine is located at the junction of a large roundabout, which is 64 acres in size. This roundabout is known as Swaraj Round Charpa Falls Charpa Falls

Kumarakom Think of houseboats. Think of Kumarakom. This sleepy little town on the Vembanad Lake, part of the legendary backwaters of Kerala, is one of the best places to get the famous houseboat experience in Kerala Kumarakom was once part of the kingdom of Thekkumkur and is famous for its Chundan Vallam and Kettu Vallam boats that moved at lightning speed to defend the kingdom. This ancient tradition lives on in the thatched houseboats that dot the backwaters of Kumarakom. Kumarakom Boat Race The Kumarakom Boat Race also called the Sree Narayana Jayanthi Boat Race, takes place on the Vembanad Lake, one of the most important places in the backwaters of Kerala. The race is always held in September amidst the Onam festival. More than 20 boats of different sizes and shapes participate in this event. Though snake boats also participate in this race, the importance here lies with Iruttukuthi, where about 50 rowers compete. The successful Iruttukuthi win the Sree Narayana Ever Rolling

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