Cheranalloor

Cheranallur or Cheranellore or Cheranelloor is a suburb of Kochi city in the territory of Kerala, India and lies on the banks of the Periyar River. As indicated by custom, the zone was named by its before occupants who discovered this place exceptionally fruitful and wonderful. The name in its neighborhood dialect Malayalam signifies "Great Village of Cheras". The National Highway 66, which associates Cochin with Mumbai-Panvel, experiences Cheranalloor crossing the Vallarpadam International Container National Highway National Highway 47C India the main intersection between the two Highways.

Cheranallur is a place encompassed by backwaters, and salty tidal ponds which are typical in Kerala. The previous leader of these regions was known as "Cheranallor Karthavu" - he was one of the powerful masters around Cochin region before the Sakthan Thampuran of Cochin. The main critical exchange the region is arecanut exchanging. The new National Highway to the vallarpadam compartment terminal from kalamassery goes through cheranellore cutting the NH66, shaping the main intersection in this roadway, which is considered to wind up one of the greatest intersections in the city. This makes cheranellore a hotspot as it associates Edappally, Kalamassery, Paravur and Ernakulam. You can visit this place with your loved ones.