Kottayam On The Net, Kerala, India - Information on tourism, hill stations, agriculture, nature tour
Kottayam On The Net, Kerala, India - Information on tourism, hill stations, agriculture, nature tourhttp://www.kottayamonnet.comKottayam On The Net, Kerala, India - Information on tourism, hill stations, agriculture, nature tours, history, industries, business, education, health, accommodation and religions of Kottayam districtThe Known history of Kottayam starts from the second Chera Empire. Kottayam and Ettumanoor were parts of the erstwhile Vanchunad. Vaikom and Meenachil taluks were in Nanrulainadu. The etymology of Kottayam is kotta 'fort' and akam 'inside'. Thazhathangadi near Kottayam town was the administrative headquarters of the Thekkumkoor and Vadakkumkoor Kings. Vembolinadu established in 1100 A.D. were conquered by Marthanda Varma between 1749 and 1754 and became part of Travancore. Later Poonjar and Meenachil areas were also conquered by him.RegionalApr 3, 2007
Ernakulam information directory, Ernakulam hotels accommodation reservation, Kerala travel services. Ernakulam, the commercial capital of Kerala, served by an international airport, fine communication facilities, excellent accommodation, modern amenities and a lot of attractive tourist places gives a breathtaking experience for its visitors and settlers. The district took its form on 1st April 1958, by carving out the areas of erstwhile Travancore, Kochi & Malabar kingdoms. The word Ernakulam was derived from a Tamil word 'Erayanarkulam' which means 'Lord Shiva's abode'.
Kottayam On The Net, Kerala, India - Information on tourism, hill stations, agriculture, nature tours, history, industries, business, education, health, accommodation and religions of Kottayam districtThe Known history of Kottayam starts from the second Chera Empire. Kottayam and Ettumanoor were parts of the erstwhile Vanchunad. Vaikom and Meenachil taluks were in Nanrulainadu. The etymology of Kottayam is kotta 'fort' and akam 'inside'. Thazhathangadi near Kottayam town was the administrative headquarters of the Thekkumkoor and Vadakkumkoor Kings. Vembolinadu established in 1100 A.D. were conquered by Marthanda Varma between 1749 and 1754 and became part of Travancore. Later Poonjar and Meenachil areas were also conquered by him.