Kollam district

This article is about the district in Kerala. For other uses, see Kollam (disambiguation).

District in Kerala, India

Kollam District Quilon District
District
From top: Paravur estuary, Light house and clock tower in Kollam city, 13 Ring bridge of Thenmala, Check dam across Kallada river
Nickname(s): Cashew capital of the world
Coordinates: 8°48′N 76°36′E / 8.80°N 76.6°E / 8.80; 76.6Coordinates: 8°48′N 76°36′E / 8.80°N 76.6°E / 8.80; 76.6
Country	India
State	Kerala
Headquarters	Kollam
Government
• Collector	Dr S Karthikeyan
Area
• Total	2,491 km2 (962 sq mi)
Area rank	6th
Population (2011)
• Total	2,635,375
• Density	1,058/km2 (2,740/sq mi)
Languages
• Official	Malayalam, English
Time zone	UTC+5:30 (IST)
ISO 3166 code	IN-KL (KL-02, KL-23, KL-24, KL-25, KL-61, KL-76, KL-77)
Vehicle registration	Kollam: KL-02, Karunagappally: KL-23, Kottarakkara: KL-24, Punalur: KL-25, Kunnathur: KL-61, Paravur: KL-76, Pathanapuram: KL-77,
Sex ratio	1112 ♂/♀
Literacy	93.77%[1]
Website	www.kollam.gov.in, www.kollam.nic.in

Kollam district (formerly Quilon) is one of 14 districts of the state of Kerala, India. The district has a cross-section of Kerala's natural attributes; it is endowed with a long coastline, a major Laccadive Sea seaport and an inland lake (Ashtamudi Lake). The district has many waterbodies. Kallada river is one among them, and the east side land of river is EastKallada and the west side land is WestKallada. Kallada Boat race is one among the famous festival events of district. Even though it is a competition between two land sides of the river, many boat clubs from various place,s even beyond the district participate in the event. Kollam is the capital of Kerala's cashew industry. Plains, mountains, lakes, lagoons and backwaters, forests, farmland and rivers make up the topography of the district. The area had trading relationships with Phoenicia and Ancient Rome.

Contents

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  1 Climate
  


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  2 Demographics
  
  
  
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    2.1 Urban structure
    
  
  
  
  


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  3 Administration
  
  
  
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    3.1 Police administration
    
  
  
  
  


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  4 Revenue Divisions {RDO}
  
  
  
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    4.1 Taluks
    
  
  
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    4.2 Municipalities
    
  
  
  
  


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  5 Lok Sabha constituencies
  


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  6 Transportation
  
  
  
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    6.1 Road
    
  
  
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    6.2 Rail
    
  
  
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    6.3 Water
    
  
  
  
  


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  7 Industry
  
  
  
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    7.1 Cashew industry
    
  
  
  
  


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  8 Forests and wildlife
  


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  9 Fishing
  


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  10 Tourism
  


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  11 See also
  


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  12 References
  


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  13 External links
  

Climate

Kollam
Climate chart (explanation)
J F M A M J J A S O N D     24     32 22     31     33 23     78     33 24     160     33 25     247     33 25     459     30 24     409     30 23     259     30 23     211     31 24     333     31 24     231     31 23     65     32 23 Average max. and min. temperatures in °C Precipitation totals in mm Source: Govt. of Kerala
Imperial conversion J F M A M J J A S O N D     1     90 72     1.2     91 73     3.1     91 75     6.3     91 77     9.7     91 77     18     86 75     16     86 73     10     86 73     8.3     88 75     13     88 75     9.1     88 73     2.6     90 73 Average max. and min. temperatures in °F Precipitation totals in inches

Kollam's temperature is almost steady throughout the year. The average temperature ranges from 25 to 32 degrees Celsius. Summer usually runs from March until May; the monsoon begins by June and ends by September. Kollam receives an annual average rainfall of around 2,700 millimetres (110 in). Kollam receives both southwest and northeast monsoons. Winter is from November to February; the temperature is moderately cool, ranging from 18 to 25 degrees Celsius.^[2]

Climate data for Kollam (Quilon)[2]
Month	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Year
Average high °C (°F)	32 (90)	33 (91)	33 (91)	33 (91)	33 (91)	30 (86)	30 (86)	30 (86)	31 (88)	31 (88)	31 (88)	32 (90)	33 (91)
Average low °C (°F)	22 (72)	23 (73)	24 (75)	25 (77)	25 (77)	24 (75)	23 (73)	23 (73)	24 (75)	24 (75)	23 (73)	23 (73)	22 (72)
Average precipitation mm (inches)	24.4 (0.961)	30.9 (1.217)	77.7 (3.059)	159.5 (6.28)	246.9 (9.72)	458.8 (18.063)	408.9 (16.098)	258.9 (10.193)	211.2 (8.315)	332.5 (13.091)	230.8 (9.087)	65.4 (2.575)	2,700 (106.299)
Source #1: [3]
Source #2: [4]

Demographics

According to the 2011 census Kollam district has a population of 2,629,703,^[5] roughly equal to the nation of Kuwait^[6] or the US state of Nevada.^[7] This gives it a ranking of 155th in India (out of a total of 640 districts).^[5] The district has a population density of 1,056 inhabitants per square kilometre (2,740/sq mi) .^[5] Its population growth rate over the decade 2001-2011 was 1.72 percent.^[5] Kollam has a sex ratio of 1113 females for every 1000 males,^[5] and a literacy rate of 93.77 percent.^[5]

In 2011 Indian Census Hindu population is 64.42%, Muslim 19.3%, and Christian 16%.

Urban structure

The Kollam Urban Agglomeration (UA) is the 6th most populous UA in the state. Kollam is placed 49th in the list of most populous urban agglomerations in India. The total urban population of the entire district is 1,187,158.^[1] The metropolitan area of Kollam includes Adichanalloor, Adinad, Ayanivelikulangara, Chavara, Elampalloor, Eravipuram (part), Chengamanadau, Karunagappally, Kollam, Kottamkara, Kulasekharapuram, Mayyanad, Meenad, Nedumpana, Neendakara, Oachira, Panayam, Panmana, Paravur, Perinad, Poothakkulam, Thazhuthala, Thodiyoor, Thrikkadavoor, Thrikkaruva, Thrikkovilvattom, and Vadakkumthala
[Thevalakkara]^[8]

Administration

Lighthouse, Thangasseri, Kollam

The history of the district's administration can be traced back to 1835, when the Travancore state consisted of two revenue divisions with headquarters at Kollam and Kottayam. When Travancore and Cochin were combined into Travancore-Cochin, Kollam was one of the three revenue divisions. When the state of Kerala was formed in 1957, half portion of Chenkotta taluk was merged with the state of Madras. Later in 1957, the Cherthala, Ambalapuzha, Mavelikara, Karthikapalli, Chengannur and Thiruvalla taluks (formerly in Kollam district) were united to form the new district of Alappuzha. In 1983, Pathanamthitta taluk and Adoor taluk and seven villages of Kunnathur taluk were removed from Kollam district to form the new Pathanamthitta district.^{[9][better source needed]}

Police administration

Police administration in Kollam is divided into two districts: urban and rural. The City Police is headed by a City Police Commissioner, an IPS (Indian Police Service) officer with the rank of SP; its headquarters is at Kollam. The rural police is headed by the Rural Superintendent of Police (SP), with its headquarters at Kottarakkara. Both heads report to the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Thiruvananthapuram Range (Kerala).

The Kollam City Police is divided into three subdivisions, each under an Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP): Karunagappally, Kollam and Chathannoor. Each subdivision is divided into circles, headed by the Circle Inspector of Police. Each circle is divided into a number of police stations, headed by a Sub-Inspector of Police. The Kollam Rural Police District is divided into two subdivisions, each under an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP)/ Deputy Superintendent of Police (DySP): Kottarakkara and Punalur. There are a total of 29 police stations, in 13 circles. Kollam city traffic is controlled by the City Traffic Police, with a Traffic Police Station located near the Asramam Ground.
Kerala's first coastal police station was established in Neendakara, Kollam.^[10]

The first police museum in India (the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Police Museum) has a large collection of police artefacts and rare photographs. The museum has a room dedicated to officers killed in the line of duty.^[10] The forensic section has a large collection of photographs. The museum is located at the Kollam East Police Station.

Revenue Divisions {RDO}

Kollam District now divided into two Revenue Divisions.

1) Kollam

• Kollam taluk


• Karunagapally taluk


• Kunnathur taluk

2) Punalur

• Punalur taluk


• Kottarakara taluk


• Pathanapuram taluk

Taluks

Kollam is administratively divided into 6 taluks. They are Kollam, Karunagappally, Kunnathur, Kottarakkara, Punalur and Pathanapuram, which are subdivided into 104 villages. The tahsildar is the revenue official in charge of each taluk.

Taluk	Headquarters
Kollam Taluk	Kollam
Karunagappally Taluk	Karunagappally
Kunnathur Taluk	Sasthamkotta
Kottarakkara Taluk	Kottarakkara
Punalur Thaluk	Punalur
Pathanapuram Taluk	Pathanapuram

Municipalities

There are four municipalities in Kollam District. Punalur, Paravur, Karunagappally and Kottarakkara are the municipalities. There is a long-standing demand for upgrading Pathanapuram & Anchal panchayaths into municipal status.

Places adjacent to Kollam district
Alappuzha district Pathanamthitta district Lakshadweep Sea Kollam district Tirunelveli district, Tamil Nadu Thiruvananthapuram district

Lok Sabha constituencies

Main article: Kollam (Lok Sabha constituency)

Kollam district has three Lok Sabha (lower house) constituencies. They include the Chavara, Kundara, Eravipuram, Kollam, Chathannoor, Chadayamangalam and Punalur assembly constituencies. While the Kunnathur, Kottarakkara and Pathanapuram constituencies are in the Mavelikkara Lok Sabha constituency, the Karunagapally assembly constituency is in the Alappuzha Lok Sabha constituency.

Transportation

View of Kollam KSRTC Bus Station from Ashtamudi Lake

Road

Kollam is connected by bus and train service.^[11][12] It is also connected to neighbouring states by bus service operated by the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) and Indian Railways.^[11][12] These are the KSRTC Depots & Sub Depots & Operating Centres (OC) in the district:

Kollam KSRTC Bus Station

• Kollam


• Chathannoor


• Karunagappally


• Ochira


• Punalur


• Kottarakkara


• Chadayamangalam


• Pathanapuram


• Sasthamkotta


• 
  Aryankavu (OS)


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  Kulathupuzha (OS)

The district is connected to other parts of Kerala and India through the National Highways – NH 66 (earlier NH 47), NH 183 (earlier NH 220), NH 744 (earlier NH 208). The state highway - Main Central Road (MC Road) and Punalur-Pathanamthitta-Muvattupuzha Main Eastern Highway — connects Kollam with other districts. Intrastate road transportation is served by the KSRTC, Tamil Nadu State Transport and Karnataka State Transport Companies. KSRTC Interstate bus service operates from the Kollam and Kottarakkara KSRTC bus stations. Kollam zone of KSRTC is now the second most revenue generating zone in Kerala.^[13]

Rail

Entrance of Kollam Junction railway station

Paravur Railway Station

Kollam Junction railway station (QLN) is the one and only rail head in the district. A total of 128 short & long distant services (including weekly) and 10 services of MEMU are running through Kollam Junction railway station. A most modern MEMU maintenance shed is working in the railway station premises of Kollam city. In addition to that, there are some other major railway stations in the district namely Karunagappally (KPY), Paravur (PVU), Punalur (PUU), Sasthamkotta (STKT), Kottarakkara (KKZ), Kundara (KUV) and Mayyanad (MYY).

The district has a good railway network, with 25 stations and about 132 kilometres (82 mi) of track. Kollam district boasts the record of having most numbers of railway stations in the state.^[14]

Railway stations in Kollam District

Ochira	Karunagapally	Sasthamkotta
Munrothuruthu	Perinad	Kollam Junction
Eravipuram	Mayyanad	Paravur
Kilikollur	Chandanathoppe	Kundara
Kundara East	Ezhukone	Kottarakkara
Kuri	Auvaneeswaram	Punalur
Edamon	Ottakkal	Thenmala
Kazhuthurutty	Edappalayam	Aryankavu[14][15][16]

Trains from here connect the city of Kollam to major cities of India, including New Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Indore, Bhopal, Hyderabad, Thiruvananthapuram, Mumbai, Madurai, Vizag, Jammu, Howrah, Guwahati, Madgaon, Itarsi, Hubli, Ahmedabad, Kanyakumari, Gwalior, Nagpur, Pune, Kota, Bhubaneshwar, Gorakhpur, Kochi, Kozhikode, Amritsar, Vijayawada, Coimbatore, Chandigarh and Mangalore. There are also passenger services running in Kollam-Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam-Ernakulam and Kollam-Punalur routes.^[17]

Water

Kollam-Dalavapuram boat service

The district is having a fairly good network of waterways. The State Water Transport Department operates boat services to West Kallada, Munroe Island and Alappuzha. Double decker luxury boats run between Kollam and Allepey daily. Luxury boats, operated by Government and private owners, operate from the main boat jetty during the tourist season. The west coast canal system, which starts from Thiruvananthapuram in the south and ends at Hosdurg in the north, passes through Paravur, the city of Kollam and Karunagappally taluk. The Thiruvananthapuram-Shornur canal, which forms a part of the Thiruvananthapuram-Hosdurg system, runs a distance of about 62 km. The other canal systems include the Paravur Kayal, Kollam Canal and Chavara canal.^[18][19] The waterways are popular attractions and scenic tourist destinations in the area. The Kerala State Water Transport Department (KSWTD) has an operating centre near the KSRTC bus stand.^[20][21] Tourists may hire motorised country boats and houseboats with amenities (Kettavulam in Malayalam) to cruise along the waterways.^[22]

Industry

Chinese nets on the banks of Ashtamudi Lake

Kollam district is moderately industrialised. Two government enterprises (the Indian Rare Earths Limited in Chavara and Parvathi Mills) are among the industries in Kollam. Kerala Ceramics Ltd. (Kundara),^[23] Kerala Electrical and Allied Engineering Company (Kundara), Kerala Premo Pipe Factory (Chavara), Kerala Minerals and Metals Limited (Chavara), United Electrical Industries-Kollam and Kerala Agro-Fruit Products in Punalur are state-government-owned companies. Private-sector industries include Thomas Stephen & Co. (Kollam), Floorco (Pozhikkara, Paravur), Cooperative Spinning Mill (Chathannur) and Punalur Paper Mills (Punalur). Nearly 2,000 SSI enterprises have been registered in the district.

Kerala Minerals and Metals (KMML), a Government of Kerala undertaking located on the beaches of Shankaramangalam (Chavara), produces high-grade chemical compounds of titanium such as titanium dioxide pigment, hafnium ore, sillimanite and monazite. These chemicals are used in paints, welding electrodes, ceramics and foundries.^{[24][better source needed]}

Women at a small-scale coir (coconut fibre) spinning unit at Kollam

Indian Rare Earths Limited, a Government of India undertaking under the Department of Atomic Energy which incorporated on 18 August 1950, has four production plants: Minerals Divisions at Chavara and Manavalakurichi and an OSCOM and Rare Earths Division at Aluva. IREL is a pioneer in the mining and separation of heavy minerals (such as ilmenite, rutile, zircon, sillimanite, garnet and monazite) from sand.^{[25][not in citation given]} IREL also conducts research and development in mining and minerals.

United Electrical Industries Ltd. (UNILEC) is a public-sector company under the government of Kerala. This ISO 9001:2000-certified company produces electromechanical meters for domestic and industrial use. This company, unique in Kerala, can produce one hundred thousand meters per month.^{[26][not in citation given]}

Cashew industry

The cashew industry is centralised in this district. Kollam is approved by the central government as a "centre of cashew industry". Most workers in this industry are women; among them, a majority comes from the poorer sections of the society. There are several cashew-processing units in the district. The Kerala State Cashew Development Corporation Ltd., a Government of Kerala undertaking, has its headquarters in Kollam and serves as a model agency for the cashew-processing industry. The corporation has 30 cashew factories and employs more than 20,000 workers. Another government organisation in this field is CAPEX, which is part of the cooperative sector and has 10 cashew factories.^[27]Template:Not ins ource Coir production, handloom industry, clay and wood-based industries contribute to the industrial health of the region.^[28]

Forests and wildlife

According to Government of Kerala estimates 81,438 hectares (314.43 sq mi) of land are under forest cover, mainly in the eastern portion of the district (including the Thenmala, Punalur and a portion of the Achencoil forest divisions). The Thenmala Range, Aryankavu Range and Shendurney Sanctuary comprise the Thenmala division and the Achencoil, Kallar and Kanayar Ranges make up the Achencoil division. The Pathanapuram and Anchal Ranges constitute the Punalur division.

The Shenduruny wildlife sanctuary, 66 kilometres (41 mi) from Kollam, is situated on the southern part of the Western Ghats (8°50' and 8°55'N; 77°5'and 77°15'E) in the Pathanapuram taluk of the district.^[29] The name "Shenduruny" is derived from the name of a tree species locally called "Shenkuruny" or "Chenkuruny" (Gluta travancorica), a tree mainly found in this area. An artificial lake of about 26 square kilometres (10 sq mi) has developed following construction of a dam across the Kallada River. Remnants of Stone Age culture from a large cave situated at the northwestern part of the Shenduruny River were excavated from this sanctuary.^[29] These remains belong to the Mesolithic period.

This tropical rain forest has a wide variety of wildlife, and some endangered species are found here. Species found in the sanctuary include tiger, bonnet and lion-tailed macaques, Nilgiri langur, gaur (or Indian bison), sambar deer, muntjac (or barking deer), Indian spotted chevrotain (or mouse deer), wild boar, Indian elephant and different species of squirrels, such as the Indian giant and Indian palm squirrels.^[29]

Fishing

The western portion of Kollam is bordered by the Laccadive Sea. Kollam's coastline is 37.3 kilometres (23.2 mi), 6.3 percent of Kerala's total coastline. Neendakara and Sakthikulangara are important fishing villages. There are an estimated 26 villages whose livelihood depends entirely on fishing. Cheriazheekkal, Alappad, Pandarathuruthu, Puthenthura, Neendakara, Thangasseri, Eravipuram and Paravoor are among the prominent fishing villages.^[30]
One-third of Kerala's fish production (including 60 percent of its prawn catch) is contributed by Kollam, whose average fish production is estimated at 5,275 tonnes. Nearly 3,000 mechanised boats operate out of its fishing harbour.^[30]

Tourism

Thirteen-ring bridge, Punalur

Thenmala Dam

Thekkumbhagam bridge, Paravur

Palaruvi Falls, Thenmala (forests and reservoir), the Agasthyamalai Biosphere Reserve, Ashtamudi (backwater) and beaches at Kollam, Thirumullavaram and Thangassery are scenic areas.

Ashramam Tourist Village is a well-known tourist destination in Kollam city; the tourist village is located on the banks of Ashtamudi Lake. Ashramam is a hub of tourism activities in Kollam, and the District Tourism Promotion Council (DTPC) office is located within the village.

The Asramam Maidan (Ashramam ground), adjacent to the tourist village, is the largest open space within a Kerala municipal corporation. It is used for events, sports, as a helipad, for Kollam Pooram and by driving schools. It covers over 60 acres (24 ha) in an oval.

Kottarakkara Palace

Suspension bridge at Thenmala

The first community tourism program in the state is being established on the Munroethuruth islands. Backwater tourism is an activity enjoyed in Kollam; Ashtamudi Lake, Paravur, Munroe Island, and Alumkadavu are the main backwater destinations. Accommodation is in resorts and on houseboats.

Thenmala, located 66 kilometres (41 mi) east of Kollam, is the first ecotourism project in India and run by the Thenmala Ecotourism Promotion Society.^[31][32][33]

Kollam was the seat of the Desinganad kings. Kottarakara is well known as the place where a new version of the classical dance form of Kathakali was conceived. It was also the capital of the Elayidath Swaroopam. Kundara is known for the 1812 proclamation against the British by Velu Thampi Dalawa.^[28]

Alappad village, located on the seashore, was impacted by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami.
Varkala Beach (also known as Papanasham) is 26 kilometres (16 mi) south of Kollam. The Duriyodana Temple is in Kunnathur Taluk. The Sakthikulangara Dharma Sastha Temple-Sree Ayyappa Swamy Temple is known for its Utsavam in the month of Makaram (between mid-January and mid-February).

Polachira, in Chirakkara Gramapanchayat, is a sightseeing destination. The Anathavalam is near here where one can see domestic elephants, touch and ride them. Mannathippara is at Polachira, 4 kilometres (2.5 mi) south of Chathannoor.
Sasthamcotta Lake, about 19 kilometres (12 mi) from Kollam, is the largest freshwater lake in Kerala and a domestic tourist destination.^[34]
Jetayu Para, a large boulder, is located in Chadayamangalam; it is named for a mythical character in the Ramayana. It is believed that Jatayu fell here, after his failed attempt to stop Ravana.^[34][35]

See also

• Kollam


• Kollam Junction Railway Station


• Kollam MEMU Shed


• Kollam Port


• Asramam Maidan


• NSS College Kottiyam


• Fatima Mata National College


• Punalur


• Punalur Railway Station


• Punalur Suspension Bridge


• Karunagappalli railway station


• Paravur


• Paravur Railway Station


• Educational Institutions in Kollam District


• Kollam Beach


• Paravur Kayal


• Thazhathu Kulakkada


• Valacode


• Vidyadhiraja NSS college karunagapally


• Devaswom Board college, Sasthamkotta


• President's Trophy Boat Race


• SN college, kollam


• Kollam pooram


• List of Sree Narayana Institutions


• List of Hindu temples in Kerala


• Roman Catholic Diocese of Quilon


• University of Kerala


• Protected areas of Kerala

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Chavakkad Thalapilly Alathur Chittur Palakkad Pattambi Ottapalam Mannarkkad Perinthalmanna Ponnani Thirur Tirurangadi Eranad Kondotty Nilambur Kozhikode Thamarassery Koyilandy Vatakara Vythiri Sultan Bathery Mananthavady Iritty Thalassery Kannur Taliparamba Hosdurg Vellarikundu Kasaragod Manjeshwar Municipal Corporations Thiruvananthapuram Kochi Kozhikode Kollam Thrissur Kannur Municipalities Adoor Anthoor Alappuzha Aluva Angamaly Attingal Chalakudy Changanassery Chavakkad Chengannur Cherthala Chittur-Thathamangalam Eloor Guruvayur Irinjalakuda Iritty Kalamassery Kalpetta Kanhangad Karunagappalli Kasaragod Kayamkulam Kodungallur Kuthuparamba Kothamangalam Kottakkal Kottarakkara Kottayam Koyilandy Kunnamkulam Malappuram Manjeri Maradu Mattanur Mavelikkara Muvattupuzha Nedumangad Neyyattinkara Nilambur Nileshwaram North Paravur Ottapalam Pala Palakkad Panoor Paravur Pathanamthitta Payyanur Perinthalmanna Perumbavoor Ponnani Punalur Shoranur Sreekandapuram Thalassery Taliparamba Thiruvalla Thodupuzha Thrikkakkara Thrippunithura Tirur Vatakara Vaikom Varkala Other towns South Parassala Balaramapuram Kattakada Chirayinkeezhu Kilimanoor Parippally Chathannoor Kundara Chavara Oachira Sasthamkotta Kunnathur Anchal Kadakkal Pathanapuram Thenmala Kozhencherry Konni Ranni Mallapally Kumbanad Aranmula Kulanada Omallur Vadasserikara Parumala Mannar Charummoodu Ambalappuzha Mararikulam Aroor Kanjirappally Erumely Mundakayam Vazhoor Karukachal Pampady Puthuppally Kuravilangad Uzhavoor Thalayolaparambu Kaduthuruthy Central Peermade Vandiperiyar Kumily Rajakkad Munnar Devikulam Adimali Kolenchery Puthencruz Kunnathunad Kalady Malayattoor Chottanikkara Udayamperoor Varappuzha Sreemoolanagaram Nedumbassery Mala Kodakara Puthukkad Manaloor Pavaratty Chelakkara Vadakkencherry Alathur Nemmara Puthunagaram Malampuzha Sreekrishnapuram Lakkidi-Perur Thrithala North Edappal Tavanur Angadipuram Mankada Kuttippuram Karipur Areekode Wandoor Vengara Vallikkunnu Olavanna Kunnamangalam Thamarassery Thiruvambady Kodencheri Balussery Perambra Nadapuram Kuttiady Lakkidi Vythiri Chundale Meppadi Kottappadi Muttil Padinharethara Meenangadi Panamaram Pulpally Peravoor Dharmadom Anjarakkandy Muzhappilangad Azhikode Cherukunnu Pappinisseri Kalliasseri Irikkur Alakode Trikaripur Cheruvathur Bekal Udma Vellarikundu Parappa Karadka Kumbla Mangalpady Uppala Manjeshwar Historical regions Malabar North Malabar South Malabar Cochin Venad Swarupam (Kingdom of Quilon) Travancore Travancore-Cochin Portal: Kerala v t e Kollam district City Corporations Kollam Municipalities Paravur Karunagapally Punalur Kottarakkara Talukas and villages Kollam Sakthikulangara Thrikkadavoor Thrikkaruva Mandrothuruth East Kallada Mulavana Perinad Panayam Kilikollur Mangad Kottamkara Elampallur Nedumpana Pallimon Thrikkovilvattom Thazhuthala Vadakkevila Mundakkal Eravipuram Mayyanad Adichanallur Meenad Chirakkara Paravur Kottappuram(Paravur) Poothakkulam Parippally Kalluvathukkal Kollam East Kollam West Kottarakkara Pavithreswaram Puthur Ezhukone Kareepra Neduvathoor Kulakkada Kalayapuram Mylom Melila Chakkuvarakkal Vettikkavala Kottarakkara Ummannur Valakom Elamad Odanavattom Veliyam Pooyappally Velinallur Nilamel Chadayamangalam Kottukkal Ittiva Kadakkal Kummil Mankode Chithara Punalur Punalur Karavaloor Anchal Edamulakkal Arakkal Valaikode Edamon Aryankavu Thenmala Kulathupuzha Yeroor Pathady Alayamon Thinkalkarikkam Ayiranelloor Channapetta Karunagappally Alappad Ochira Adinad Karunagappally Thazhava Manappally Pavumba Thodiyoor Kallalibhagom Thevalakkara Chavara Neendakara Clappana Kulasekharapuram Chavara Thekkumbhagom Ayanivelikulangara Panmana Vadakumthala Kunnathur Sooranad North Sooranad South Mynagappally Sasthamkotta Poruvazhi Kunnathur West Kallada Pathanapuram Pattazhy Thalavoor Vilakudy Pidavoor Pathanapuram Pattazhy Vadakkekkara Piravanthoor Punnala Manchalloor Kundayam v t e Taluks of Kollam District Kollam Shakthikulangara Thrikkadavoor Thrikkaruva Mandrothuruth East Kallada Mulavana Perinad Panayam Kilikollur Mangad Kottamkara Elampalloor Nedumpana Pallimon Thrikkovilvattom Thazhuthala Vadakkevila Mundakkal Eravipuram Mayyanad Adichanallur Chathannoor Meenad Chirakkara Paravur Kottappuram Poothakkulam Parippally Kalluvathukkal Kollam East Kollam West Chinnakada Kottarakkara Pavithreswaram Puthur Poovattoor Ezhukone Kareepra Neduvathoor Kulakkada Kalayapuram Mylom Melila Chakkuvarakkal Vettikkavala Kottarakkara Ummannur Valakom Elamad Odanavattom Veliyam Pooyappally Velinallur Nilamel Chadayamangalam Kottukkal Ittiva Kadakkal Kummil Mankode Chithara Pathanapuram Pattazhy Thalavoor Vilakudy Pidavoor Pathanapuram Pattazhy Vadakkekkara Punalur Karavaloor Anchal Edamulakkal Arakkal Valaikode Piravanthoor Edamon Punnala Ariyankavu Thenmala Kulathupuzha Yeroor Alayaman Thinkalkarikkam Ayiranelloor Channapetta Karunagappally Alappad Ochira Adinad Karunagappally Thazhava Pavumba Thodiyoor Kallalibhagom Thevalakkara Chavara Neendakara Clappana Kulasekharapuram Thekkumbhagam Ayanivelikulangara Panmana Vadakumthala Kunnathur Sooranad North Sooranad South Mynagappally Sasthamkotta Poruvazhi Kunnathur West Kallada Kerala portal v t e Kollam History Mar Sapir Iso Chera dynasty Kollam Port Nelcynda Kollam era (Malayalam calendar) Tharisapalli plates Venad Rajashekhara Varman Rama Varma of Venad Paravur Kundara Travancore Cantonment Maidan Tangasseri Portuguese Empire Dutch Malabar 4th Portuguese India Armada (Gama, 1502) Portuguese Cemetery Buckingham Canal St Thomas Fort, Tangasseri Kollam Cantonment Battle of Quilon Christianity in India Christianity in Kerala Saint Thomas Christian churches Roman Catholic Diocese of Quilon Kollam Airport Janayugom Daily Kollam Orthodox Diocese Geography Ashtamudi Lake Asramam Maidan Estuaries of Paravur Islands of Kollam Ithikkara River Kallada River Kattaka Kayal Kollam Beach Mundakkal Beach Paravur Lake Pozhikara Sasthamcotta Lake Thirumullavaram Thekkumbhagam-Kappil Beach Zones Central Zone-I Central Zone-II Sakthikulangara Kilikollur Vadakkevila Eravipuram Administration & authorities Kollam Municipal Corporation Kollam Development Authority Kollam City Police Kollam Taluk Kollam Lok Sabha constituency Kollam Assembly constituency Chavara Assembly constituency Eravipuram Assembly constituency Economy Cashew Export Promotion Council of India (CEPCI) Indian Rare Earths Limited (IREL) Kerala Minerals and Metals Ltd.(KMML) Kerala State Cashew Development Corporation Limited List of cashew companies based in Kollam Kollam Techno-lodges Kollam Technopark Parvathy Mills Limited United Electrical Industries Limited(UNILEC) Visitor attractions 8 Point Art Cafe Asramam Adventure Park & Picnic Village British Residency Asramam Children's Park Chinnakada Clock Tower Dutch Church, Munroe Island Estuaries of Paravur Islands of Kollam Kollam Beach Mahatma Gandhi Park Mundakkal Beach Portuguese Cemetery Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Police Museum St Thomas Fort Tangasseri Lighthouse Paravur Thekkumbhagam Thirumullavaram Beach Healthcare Medical College Hospitals Azeezia Medical College Hospital Government Medical College, Kollam Travancore Medicity Medical College Meditrina Hospital N. S. Memorial Institute of Medical Sciences Buildings & structures British Residency Cashew House Cheena Kottaram Crowther Masonic Hall Kovilthottam Lighthouse SMP Palace St Thomas Fort Tangasseri Lighthouse Thevally Palace The Raviz Shopping centres Bishop Jerome Nagar Downtown Kollam RP Mall H&J Mall Culture Kalidasa Kalakendram Kollam Pooram Kottankulangara Festival President's Trophy Boat Race Kollam Kite Club Saint Thomas Christians Anglo-Indian Gujarati community Sports & stadiums Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, Kollam International Hockey Stadium, Kollam KDRA Indoor Shooting Range Places of worship Ammachiveedu Devi Temple Anandavalleeshwaram Sri Mahadevar Temple Asramam Sree Krishna Swamy Temple Kolloorvila Juma Masjid Infant Jesus Cathedral Paravur Puttingal Devi Temple Sasthamcotta Sree Dharma Sastha Temple St Andrew's Church, Kovilthottam St Antony's Church, Kanjiracode St Elijah Orthodox Syrian Church, Koduvila Valiya Koonambaikulam temple St. Mary's Orthodox Church, Avaneeswaram St. Mary's Salem Orthodox Church, Manappally Other topics Kollam Metropolitan Area Cashew business in Kollam Neendakara Indo-Norwegian Project List of schools in Kollam district Jatayu Nature Park Kollam CSI Diocese Kollam Orthodox Diocese Education Premier institutions Indian Institute of Infrastructure and Construction Institute of Fashion Technology Kerala Kerala Maritime Institute Kerala State Institute of Design Engineering colleges Bishop Jerome Institute College of Engineering, Perumon College of Engineering Karunagappally TKM College of Engineering TKM Institute of Technology Younus College of Engineering & Technology Arts, Science & Law colleges Fatima Mata National College Mannam Memorial NSS College, Kottiyam Sree Narayana College, Kollam Sree Narayana Guru College of Legal Studies Schools Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Chandanathope Govt. Boys Model HSS Infant Jesus School Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Thrikkannamangal Kendriya Vidyalaya, Mulangadakam Mount Carmel Convent Anglo-Indian Girls High School St. Aloysius Higher Secondary School Other institutes Govt. ITI, Chandanathope Sree Narayana Polytechnic College Neighbourhoods South Kollam Eravipuram Koottikkada Mevaram Thattamala Vadakkevila Valathungal North Kollam Anchalumoodu Kavanad Kureepuzha Maruthadi Mathilil Ramankulangara Sakthikulangara Thrikkadavoor Vallikeezhu Central Kollam Andamukkam Asramam Cantonment Chamakada Chinnakada Cutchery Kadappakada Karbala Kochupilamoodu Mulamkadakam Mundakkal Pattathanam Polayathode Pullikada Thevally Thoppilkadavu Uliyakovil East Kollam Ayathil Chandanathoppe Chathinamkulam Kallumthazham Karicode Kilikollur Punthalathazham West Kollam Pallithottam Tangasseri Thamarakulam Thirumullavaram Transport Road Bus stations Andamukkam City Bus Stand Kollam KSRTC Bus Station Tangasseri Bus Terminal National highways National Highway 66 National Highway 183 National Highway 744 National Highway 183A Kollam Bypass City roads Asramam Link Road Coastal Road Port Road QAC Road Residency Road Organisations Kerala State Road Transport Corporation Kerala Urban Road Transport Corporation Railway Stations Kollam Junction Eravipuram Kilikollur Chandanattop Services Anantapuri Express Visakhapatnam Express Kollam–Tambaram Express Lines Kollam–Thiruvananthapuram trunk line Kollam–Sengottai branch line Sheds & maintenance yards Kollam MEMU Shed Air Kerala Seaplane Kollam Airport(defunct) Water Kollam Port Kollam KSWTD Boat Jetty Kollam Canal National Waterway 3 Category Portal WikiProject v t e Neighbourhoods of Kollam South Kollam Eravipuram Koottikkada Mevaram Thattamala Vadakkevila Valathungal North Kollam Anchalumoodu Kavanad Kureepuzha Maruthadi Mathilil Ramankulangara Sakthikulangara Thrikkadavoor Vallikeezhu Central Kollam Andamukkam Asramam Cantonment Chamakada Chinnakada Cutchery Kadappakada Karbala Kochupilamoodu Mulamkadakam Mundakkal Pattathanam Polayathode Pullikada Thevally Thoppilkadavu Uliyakovil East Kollam Ayathil Chandanathoppe Chathinamkulam Kallumthazham Karicode Kilikollur Punthalathazham West Kollam Pallithottam Tangasseri Thamarakulam Thirumullavaram v t e Travancore region Districts Kanyakumari (Part) Thiruvananthapuram Kollam Pathanamthitta Alappuzha Kottayam Idukki Ernakulam (Part) Towns and Cities Nagarcoil Kanyakumari Thovala Suchindram Manavalakurichy Kaliyakkavilai Mandaikadu Marthandam Neyyoor Thiruvithancode Kolachal Thiruvananthapuram Parassala Neyyattinkara Nedumangadu Venjaramoodu Aryanad Vembayam Chirayinkeezhu Attingal Varkala Avanavancherry Kallambalam Kilimanoor Kottarakara Neduvathoor Ayoor Anchal Edamulackal Chadayamangalam Chathannoor Kalluvathukkal Kottiyam Kollam Paravur Parippally Munroethuruth Mayyanad Punalur Pathanapuram Manchalloor Pidavoor Kottarakkara Adoor Konni Pathanamthitta Kozhencherry Aranmula Kumbanad Ranni Vadasserikkara Mallapally Tiruvalla Parumala Mannar Edathua Chengannur Mavelikkara Padanilam Nilakkal Chettikulangara Kayamkulam Haripad Ambalappuzha Alappuzha Mankombu Mararikulam Cherthala Aroor Changanacherry Vazhoor Karukachal Kottayam Kumarakam Pambadi Ettumanoor Vaikom Kaduthuruthy Thalayolaparambu Kuravilangad Palai Uzhavoor Poonjar Erattupetta Kanjirappally Ponkunnam Erumely Mundakayam Vagamon Peermade Kumily Kattappana Adimali Vechoor North Paravur Alengad Angamaly Kalady Aluva Perumbavoor Muvattupuzha Kothamangalam Arakuzha Koothattukulam Piravom Kolenchery Kizhakkambalam Idukki Thodupuzha Painavu Munnar Devikulam Kannan Devan Hills Marayur Adimali Udumbanchola Nedumkandam Kattappana Rajakkad v t e South Travancore region Districts Kollam (Part) Thiruvananthapuram Kanyakumari Main Towns and Cities Kollam Anchal Ayoor Edamulackal Chadayamangalam Chathannoor Kalluvathukkal Kottiyam Paravur Parippally Mayyanad Munroethuruth Neduvathoor Thiruvananthapuram Neyyattinkara Nedumangadu Parassala Kanyakumari Nagercoil Thovala Suchindram Manavalakurichy Kaliyakkavilai Mandaikadu Marthandam Neyyoor Thiruvithancode Kolachal v t e Cashew business in Kollam History Portuguese Empire 4th Portuguese India Armada (Gama, 1502) Cashew House Organisations Cashew Export Promotion Council of India (CEPCI) Kerala State Cashew Development Corporation Limited List of cashew companies based in Kollam Cashew Hubs in Kollam Kilikollur Chandanathoppe Kochupilamoodu Puthoor Punalur Mundakkal Pathanapuram Other related topics Kollam Port Cashew v t e Kerala topics History Sangam period Edakkal Caves Ariyannur Umbrellas Kudakkallu Parambu Chovvanur burial cave Chera Venad Swaroopam Kerala school Battle of Kulachal Anglo-Mysore Wars Battle of Quilon Vaikom Satyagraham Perumpadapu Swaroopam Malabar Migration Government Politics Agencies Chief Ministers Governors Legislative Assembly Panchayat elections Saptakakshi Munnani Aikya Munnani Left Democratic Front United Democratic Front Politicians Incidents 2018 Kerala floods Geography Agasthyamala Biosphere Reserve Ashtamudi Lake Backwaters Districts Eravikulam National Park Flora and fauna Malabar Coast Marayoor Nelliampathi Mountains Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve Nilgiri Hills Palakkad Gap Protected areas Sasthamcotta Lake Vembanad Lake Demographics Economy Religion Malayalis Namboothiris Ambalavasis Samanthas Nairs Saint Thomas Christians Kerala Iyers Ezhavas Cochin Jews Jainism in Kerala Pulayar Dravidians Mappilas Adivasis Scheduled Tribes Kerala model Tourism Education colleges and universities Culture Arts Architecture Cuisine Kalarippayattu Literature Sarpam Thullal Triumvirate poets Vallamkali Dance / Drama / Cinema Kathakali Kolkali Koodiyattam Mohiniyattam Margamkali Ottamthullal Theyyam Cinema of Kerala Festivals Vishu Onam Pooram Languages Malayalam Malayalam calendar Mappila dialect Suriyani Malayalam Judeo-Malayalam Irula language Music Chenda (Thayambaka) Kolkali Panchari melam Panchavadyam Sopanam Organisations/Agencies NSS SNDP Tourism Alappuzha Athirappilly Falls Beaches in Kerala Bekal Kerala Backwaters Kollam Islands of Kollam Kovalam Munnar Estuaries of Paravur Visitor attractions in Thrissur Tourism in Thiruvananthapuram Vallamkali Wayanad Portal v t e Hindu temples in Kerala Alappuzha Kurattikkadu Mutharamman Devi Temple Mannar Thrikkuratti Mahadeva Temple Ambalappuzha Sri Krishna Manakkattu Devi Temple, Pallippad, Harippad Chakkulathukavu Chammanad Devi Cherthala Devi Chettikulangara Devi Evoor Major Sri krishnaswamy temple Haripad Sree Subrahmanya Swamy temple Kandiyoor Sree Mahadeva Temple Kuttikattu Sree Bhadra Kali Devi Mannarasala Mullakkal Nalpathaneeswaram Sree Mahadeva Padanilam Parabrahma Temple Pattambalam Valiyakulangara Devi Ernakulam Cherai Gowreeshwara Dakshina Mookambika Temple North Paravur Chottanikkara Eravikulangara Iringole Kavu Kalamassery Mahaganapathy Kurumbakkavu Bhagavathy Pallikal kavu Panekavu Bhagavati Shastha Sree Bhavaneeswara Sree Poornathrayesa Sree Venugopala Thamaramkulangara Sree Dharma Sastha Thrikkakara Temple Thrikkara Temple Thiru Nayathode Siva Narayana Temple Idukki Sri Siddhi Vinayakar Kannur Andalur kavu Sree Vadeswaram Azhikode Palottukavu Chenankavu Chala Bhagavathi Sree Annapoorneswari Sree Chovva Shiva Temple Edappara Chamundi Hanumarambalam Sree Jagannathan Kadalayi Kandanthalli Keecheri Palottukavu Keezhur Mahadeva Kottiyoor Vadakkeshwaram Kunnathoor Padi Madayi Kavu Kalarivathukkal Bhagavathy Temple Vadukunda Mamanathambalam Manakulangara Mariamman Koil, Pilakool Mavilakkavu Mookambika Temple Muneeswaran Kovil Oorpazhachi Kavu Padavil Sree Muthappan Panoonneri Shiva Parassinikkadavu Muthappan Payyannur Sree Subramanyaswamy Temple Peralasseri Sree Subramaniaswamy Temple Pillayar Koil Neeliyaarkottam Rajarajeshwara Temple Sree Andalurkavu Tiruvangad Talap Ambalam Trichambaram Thrikkapalam Shiva Valluvan Kadav Sree Muthapan Vasudevapuram Tavanur Places of worship in Kannur district Kasaragod Ananthapura Lake Kanila Shree Bhagavathi Madhur Trikaripur Chakrapani Sri Gopalakrishna Temple Kumble Kollam Ammachiveedu Muhurthi Anandavalleeshwaram Sri Mahadevar Temple Ashram Sree krishna Swamy Kadakkal Devi Kodimoottil Sri Bhadrakaali Kottankulangara Devi Temple Kottarakkara Sree Mahaganapathi Kshethram Kottarakkulam Sree Mahaganapathy Kovil, Kollam Oachira Parabrahma Temple Panakkattodil Devi Temple Poruvazhy Peruviruthy Malanada Temple Pulimukham Devi Temple Paravur Puttingal Devi Temple Sasthamcotta Sree Dharma Sastha Temple Sree Indilayappan Sree Maha Ganapathy Vayalil Thrikkovil Mahavishnu Kottayam Vaikom ThiruVazhappally Sree Mahadevar Ettumanoor Mahadevar Thirunakkara Sree Mahadevar Temple Kidangoor Subramanya Temple Chirakkadavu Sree Mahadevar Kaduthruthy Mahadeva Temple Neendoor Subrahmanya Swami Temple Perunna Subrahmanya Swami Kavinpuram Devi Morkulangara Devi Kadamuri Narasimhaswamy Temple, Kadamuri Moozhayil Sankaranarayana Temple Anicad Kodungoor Devi Temple Elamgulam Sree Dharma Shastha Temple Anicad Sree Bhagavathi Temple Pullattukunnel Temple, Elamgulam Nethalloor Devi Panachikkadu Paippad Puthenkavu Bhagavathi Pundareekapuram Thrippakudam Puthiyakavu Devi Temple Kozhikode Azhakodi Devi Lokanarkavu Pisharikavu Valayanad Devi Malappuram Alathiyur Hanuman Kadampuzha Devi Kadampuzha Bhagavathy Sree Rama Thirumanthamkunnu Thirunavaya Thrikkavu Palakkad Brahmeeswaran Chinakkathoor Karimpuzha Sree Ramaswamy Killikkurussimangalam Kodikkunnu Bhagavathy Manapullikavu Malamakkavu Ayyappa Temple Meenkulathi Sri Nellikulangara Bhagavathi Thirupuraikkal Valliya Aarattu – Karnaki Amman Vayilyamkunnu Bhagavathi Viswanatha Swam Pathanamthitta Aranmula Parthasarathy anikkattilammakshethram Gurunathanmukadi Kaviyoor Mahadevar Mahadeva Mezhuveli Muringamangalam Sreemahadevar Panayannarkavu Pattupurakkavu Bhagavathi Rektha Kanda Swamy Sabarimala Sree Bhuvaneswary Sree Vallabha Sreenarayanapuram Sri Chirakkakavu Bhagavthi Thazhoor Bhagavathy Kshetram Thrikkovil Sree Padmanabha Swami Kshetram Thrippara Shiva Kshetram Thumpamon Vadakkumnatha Valiyakoikkal Thiruvananthapuram Attukal Avanavanchery Sri Indilayappan Edava Palakkavu Bhagavathi temple Irumkulangara Durga Devi Janardanaswamy Kappil Bhagavathy Mannanthala Anandavaleeswaram Padmanabhaswamy Sarkaradevi Sivagiri Sarada Mutt Sreekanteswaram Thaliyadichapuram Sree Mahadeva Vellayani Devi Temple Venkatachalapathy Thrissur Arattupuzha Temple Ammathiruvadi Temple Annamanada Mahadeva Temple Chembukkavu Bhagavathy Temple Chemmanthatta Mahadeva Temple Chiravarampathukavu Bhagavathi Temple Choorakkottukavu Bhagavathy Temple Guruvayur Temple Ivor Madom Kanimangalam Sastha Temple Kodungallur Bhagavathy Temple Koodalmanikyam Temple Kootumuchikal amma Kottekkad Temple Kuttankulangara Sri Krishna Temple Kuttumuck Siva Temple Laloor Bhagavathy Temple Mammiyoor Temple Mithrananthapuram Trimurti Temple Muthuvara Mahadeva Temple Pallimanna Siva Temple Panamukkumpally Sastha Temple Paramekkavu Bagavathi Temple Poonkunnam Seetha Ramaswamy Temple Poonkunnam Siva Temple Punkunnam Seetha Ramaswamy Temple Shatrughna Temple Shree Rama Temple Sree Maheswara Temple Sringapuram Mahadeva Temple Thanikkudam Bhagavathi Temple Thiruvambadi Sri Krishna Temple Thiruvanchikulam Temple Thiruvullakkavu Sree Dharma Sastha Temple Thottipal Bhagavati Trikkur Mahadeva Vadakkunnathan Vailikulangara Bhagavathi Temple Vilwadrinatha Temple Peruvanam Mahadeva Temple Mathur Shiva Temple Wayanad Mazhuvannur Maha Siva Kshethram Thirunelli Valliyoorkkavu

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