Chavakkad

Chavakkad is a region in Thrissur District of Kerala state in India. Chavakkad is noted for its shoreline and angling. It lies on National Highway 66 is situated around 75 km 47 mi north of the city of Kochi, the business capital of Kerala and 25 km 16 mi northwest of Thrissur, the social capital of Kerala. Chavakkad Koottungal is well known for its collective concordance and assorted iety among individuals. The well known Manathala juma Masjid arranged in Chavakked.

St. Thomas Church which is established by St. Thomas the Apostle in 52 AD is arranged at Palayoor, Chavakkad is accepted to be the main church in South Asia. Manathala Vishwanatha sanctuary is another point of interest in Chavakkad. Koottungalangadi is celebrated for exchange before time. The Chavakkad Panchayath was built up in 1918. Later on 1 October 1978, the Panchayat was moved up to the status of a Municipality with a territory of 12.41 km² and is partitioned into 27 appointive wards. In 2010, the discretionary wards were expanded to 29.

The district has an aggregate populace of 37,789 and has a thickness of 3,045 for every km². Chavakkad is a Grade-III Municipality and the home office of the Chavakkad Taluk. Chavakkad houses the Judicial First Class Magistrate Court and Munsif Courts. It likewise has a Sub Jail. Chavakkad instructive area has 93 secondary schools, three uncommon schools, one Kalamandalam expressions school, two schools for the hard of hearing, and a fisheries' school.