Kunnamkulam

Kunnamkulam is a taluk and municipal town arranged in the Thrissur District of Kerala in India. It has a normal height of 57 meters 187 feet. It is around 23 km from Thrissur City and 10 km from Guruvayur. It is situated on the course interfacing Thrissur, Kochi to North Kerala. Kunnamkulam locale witness ious conventional, casual and family unit fabricating exercises. It contains predominantly the making of shake cut items, candles, metallic and earth utensils, screw-rings and screw-snares and paper-based items.

Among these, the assembling of paper-based items is the fleeting trend of these exercises for which Kunnamkulam has a novel place in the state. The diverse paper-based items incorporate, practice books, X'mas stars, welcome card, paper records, envelopes, containers and millboards. Printing and restricting are the related exercises. Kadavallur, Chowannur and Arthat, the adjacent spots of Kunnamkulam had a rich social foundation. Kadavallur is notable all through this drift just like where Nambudiris of the Thrissur and Tirunavaya Yogams vie for predominance in Vedic capability.

In Chowannur, there was a Sabha Madom, a supplied school where Sanskrit instruction was given. Arthat was the main focal point of Orthodox Christians. The Arthat St. Mary's Cathedral ChurchArthat Valliyapally is the primary church in the town. All these contributed a social ascending in the zone which later on helped the improvement of the distributing business. These distributed books were sold amid Guruvayur Ekadasi. At the point when the sanctuary was available to all Hindus and a decent measure of exchange occurred around then.