Chaliyam
| Chaliyam, Feroke | |
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Commonwealth Tile Factory | |
| Coordinates: 11°09′21″N 75°48′30″E / 11.15592°N 75.80824°E | |
| Country | India |
| State | Kerala |
Chaliyam is a small village near Feroke in Kerala State, India.Famous Battle of Chaliyam was taken place here on 1571 against Portuguese.Revolutionaries broken the fort which was made by Portugal in here.Chaliyam is also famous for Khalasi[1]
Chaliyar River
Chaliyam village is surrounded by Chaliyar River on three sides and the Arabian Sea on the west.
Important Landmarks
- Lighthouse, Chaliyam
- Seawalk (one km)
- Puzhakkara Srambia with ancient shadow-clock.
- Vadakkumbad Kamaliyya School (100 year old)
- Jankar service across Chaliyar River to Beypore port
- Relics of the old Chaliyam fort
Suburbs and Villages near Chaliyam
- Vallikkunnu, Anangadi and Anappady
- Kacherikunnu, Athanikkal and Anayarangadi
- Kottakkadavu, Pediyattukunnu and Edachira
- Kadalundi, Vattaparambu and Pazhanjannor
- Kadukkabazar and Chaliyarkadavu
See also
Image Gallery
Puzhakkara Srambia, Chaliyam
Relics of the old Chaliyam fort
Old Shadow Clock at the Puzhakkara Srambia
Chaliyam in the evening
Bafaki Thangal School
Kadavath Masjidh
Commonwealth factory
Karuvanthuruthy Kadavu
References
- ↑ History of Kerala">A History of Kerala 1498-80,P 102,Sardar K.M. Panikkar
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Coordinates: 11°09′N 75°49′E / 11.150°N 75.817°E
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