Ramankunnu & Seethakkunnu
Named after a mythology that Rama had visited this place during the time when he was living in the wild.The name points out to the mythology of Ramayana story. This hill lies adajecent to Ramakunnu.
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Mulanthuruthy is a beautiful village town in the outskirt of ernakulam city. Mulanthuruthy also holds the Grama Panchayat and Block Panchayath with the same name.Located in the eastern middle part of Ernakulam District, the Mulanthuruthy area is blessed with unmatched natural beauty. You will find enchanting back waters, historic monuments, sacred pilgrim centres, magical festivals, spectacular art forms, splendid cultural heritage, spicy cuisine and unadulterated countryside life - all in this charming village.
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Locally relevant content is a need of time.This blog is an attempt to collect and disseminate relevant content about Mulanthuruthy, a village I loved so much in living in. I have put an effort to collect many a content relevant to Mulanthuruthy. Still I know that many parts are missing.Hopefully in the course of time, with help of like minded people, I may be able to develop this blog as a comprehensive one. :)
Mulanthuruthy-land of unmatched beauty
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