Chittur thathamangalam is a reputed green town in Kerala. The principal occupation of people
living here is agriculture. It also consists of the famous chittod Bhagavan temple and the
Durga temple. It has a population of 5,244
people. It has an average literacy rate of 79%, which is higher than the national average of
59.5%. Enriched by the historical influences of its legendary rulers, it boasts of a
thriving culture full of color and life. Most
of the folks living here speak either Hindi or English. It presents a harmonious blend of
several religious communities like the Hindus, Muslim and Sikh residents. This town is well
connected to the roots of Indian culture
and heritage and, at the same time, houses some of Kerala's major big industrial projects.
Cochin was erst proverbial in English as fowl and Arabic as Kashi, maybe a
significant port town on the Malabar Coast of Bharat bordering the Laccadive ocean, which
may be a part of the Arabian Peninsula Sea. It’s
a part of the district of Ernakulam within the state of Kerala and is usually cited as
Ernakulam. Kochi is the most densely inhabited town in Kerala. As of 2011, it's an
organization that limits the population of 677,381 inside
a region of ninety-four.88 km² and a total urban population of quite a pair of. One million
inside an area of 440 km², creating it the most significant and thickly settled metropolitan
space in Kerala. Kochi town is also a
part of the larger fowl region and is assessed as a Tier-II town by the government. Of
Bharat.
Kochi offers a tropical monsoon climate (Am). Kochi's proximity to the equator alongside its coastal location leads to minimal seasonal temperature variation, with moderate to high levels of humidity. Annual temperatures vary between twenty-three and thirty-one °C (73 and eighty-eight °F), with the record high being thirty-six: five °C (97.7 °F) and record low sixteen—three °C (61.3 °F). Chittur thathamangalam is blessed with an even tropical climate throughout the year. Here the temperatures typically range from 20°C to 32°C. Humidity is observed to be 91%. Precipitation is as low as 14%. Therefore rainfall is only seen in the rainy season.
By AirThe air entryway to Kochi is that the fowl International airfield (CIAL) settled at
Nedumbassery, that is, regarding twenty-eight metric linear units (17 mi) north of Kochi
town and handles each domestic and international flight.
It’s the initial international airfield in Bharat to be designed without Central Government
funds and is the world's first-star energy-powered airfield. The Coimbatore airport connects
this town to the rest of the country.
This airport is at a distance of 65 kilometers600-kilometer from this town. This trip takes
1 hour and 5 minutes to cover. Passengers can take local buses, autos, or cabs to reach
their desired destination from the airport.
By Rail
The city has four major railway stations – Ernakulam Junction, Ernakulam city (locally
referred to as the South and North railway stations respectively), Aluva, Angamaly, and
Tripunithura smaller stations, Edappally and Kalamassery.
There’s conjointly the fowl Harbour Terminus providing rail property to the southern phase
of the Port of Kochi. The nearest railway station is the Palghat Town railway station which
is at a distance of 13.5 kilometers.
Passengers prefer local transport, like buses or cabs or autos, to reach their desired
destination from the railway station.
By Road
Kochi has a vast network of interconnected roadways and highways connecting it to major cities. The secondary roads extend throughout the country connecting Kochi to the rest of India. Chittur Thathamangalam used to be a very busy ferry in NH66, but the opening of the Varapuzha Bridge has negated the importance of the place. The only significant trade in the area is areca nut trading. For example, one can enter Chittur thathamangalam from Cochin via the National Highway66. This is a 600-kilometer long route and takes 4 hours to cover.
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