Erattupetta

Erattupetta is a region town situated in eastern Kottayam locale of the province of Kerala, India. It is 38 km east of Kottayam, the area capital, and its only 13 km east of the town Pala. Erattupetta was known as Erappili and Erappuzha previously. The "Eraaru" part in all the iety of the names emerged from the topographical area, where the two waterways aru converge as single one. Erattupetta is arranged in the lower regions of High Ranges. It was the business capital of the Poonjar realm until 1949.

Erattupetta lies in an antiquated course from Athirampuzha to Tamil Nadu. Erattupetta is a piece of Poonjar gathering voting demographic. It is likewise a piece of Pathanamthitta loksabha voting public. Hill produce from the Cardamom slopes were brought around the Muthuvans for exchange. Erattupetta's present economy is basically elastic and scores of expansive and little domains dab the scene.

Wagamon, a Hill Station, lies somewhere in the range of 22 km east of Eruttupetta. It is a standout amongst the most quick creating townships in focal Kerala. The populace is prevalently Syrian Christian, Hindu and Muslim. The Syrian Christians of the district are completely Catholic, having a place with the Palai see of the Syro Malabar Catholic church. They are mostly in cultivating, especially of estate yields, for example, Rubber, and are uniformly spread the nation over side encompassing the town.