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The great country India consists of 28 home states excluding the Union Territories. Kerala (Keralam) is the southernmost state of India inhabited
by the most cultured and educated people of this ancestral land. Formerly Kerala extended up to Kanyakumari, the point of harmony of three oceans, highly famous for tourist attraction. But after the restructuring of the country on linguistic basis the beautiful landscape of Kanyakumari was affiliated to Chennai (Tamilnadu). Still the easy access to this holy place is through the state of Kerala. Kerala, embracing one side the sea and the other side
laying its head on the array of mountains, is famous for fascinating natural scenery and cultural legacy. It has already captured a prominent place in
the tourist map of India.
Muvattupuzha is one of the important places in the state of Kerala. It is a Municipal Town situated almost in the middle of the state. People of all communities and castes Hindus, Muslims and Christians live here in perfect harmony and amity. Muvattupuzha has a rich cultural heritage and memorable tradition. A host of cultural and educational institutions, Temples, Mosques and Churches dignify this traditional town and draw people from even other parts of the state. It is a business centre too from times immemorial. One noteworthy thing about Muvattupuzha is that there is a market, Commercial Centre, sponsored by the European Economic Community (EEC) which functions well at present. In spite of all these, Muvattupuzha is still a Hamlet with the traditional Kerala dwellings, paddy fields, coconut gardens and extensive greenlands. The most fascinating magnetic element of Muvattupuzha is the river there cutting the city into three segments resembling the most lovely Thames River in London. This river is a union of three streams, Thodupuzha River, Kaliyar River and Kothamangalam River. These three small rivers conglomerate at Muvattupuzha to transform to the big Muvattupuzha River and there from flows smoothly to rest at the Vaikom backwaters embracing the various interior areas of Ernakulam and Kottayam districts. Since the merger of three rivers realizes at this place, this area was named Muvattupuzha, meaning the place where three rivers Unite.
I extent my sincere thanks to P.Shankaran Nair BA, BL (Our Appan Chettan) for the Malayalam article published in ‘Gamanam 2000’ (Magazine, Nirmala college Muvattupuzha) and to Prof. C.P Janardhanan M.com, DJ.
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by the most cultured and educated people of this ancestral land. Formerly Kerala extended up to Kanyakumari, the point of harmony of three oceans, highly famous for tourist attraction. But after the restructuring of the country on linguistic basis the beautiful landscape of Kanyakumari was affiliated to Chennai (Tamilnadu). Still the easy access to this holy place is through the state of Kerala. Kerala, embracing one side the sea and the other side
laying its head on the array of mountains, is famous for fascinating natural scenery and cultural legacy. It has already captured a prominent place in
the tourist map of India.
Muvattupuzha is one of the important places in the state of Kerala. It is a Municipal Town situated almost in the middle of the state. People of all communities and castes Hindus, Muslims and Christians live here in perfect harmony and amity. Muvattupuzha has a rich cultural heritage and memorable tradition. A host of cultural and educational institutions, Temples, Mosques and Churches dignify this traditional town and draw people from even other parts of the state. It is a business centre too from times immemorial. One noteworthy thing about Muvattupuzha is that there is a market, Commercial Centre, sponsored by the European Economic Community (EEC) which functions well at present. In spite of all these, Muvattupuzha is still a Hamlet with the traditional Kerala dwellings, paddy fields, coconut gardens and extensive greenlands. The most fascinating magnetic element of Muvattupuzha is the river there cutting the city into three segments resembling the most lovely Thames River in London. This river is a union of three streams, Thodupuzha River, Kaliyar River and Kothamangalam River. These three small rivers conglomerate at Muvattupuzha to transform to the big Muvattupuzha River and there from flows smoothly to rest at the Vaikom backwaters embracing the various interior areas of Ernakulam and Kottayam districts. Since the merger of three rivers realizes at this place, this area was named Muvattupuzha, meaning the place where three rivers Unite.
I extent my sincere thanks to P.Shankaran Nair BA, BL (Our Appan Chettan) for the Malayalam article published in ‘Gamanam 2000’ (Magazine, Nirmala college Muvattupuzha) and to Prof. C.P Janardhanan M.com, DJ.
Send mail to webmaster@muvattupuzha.com with questions or comments about this site
Copyright © 2012 Muvattupuzha.com
Last modified: July 26, 2012