Chemmappilly, Rural settlement in Thrissur district, India.
Chemmappilly is a rural settlement along the Theevra River, also called Canoli Canal, located in Kerala's central region. The area sits about 6 meters above sea level and features traditional paddy fields and water-rich landscapes.
The name Chemmappilly derives from 'Chennan kol', referring to ancient paddy fields where ritual ceremonies took place at Sreeraman Chira. These fields served as centers of community activity and retained their cultural importance across generations.
The settlement observes the annual Sethubandan ceremonies, where local traditions intertwine with stories from Indian mythology. These ritual celebrations remain an integral part of community life and are practiced with deep engagement by residents.
The settlement lies roughly 23 kilometers from Thrissur city and connects to nearby towns via National Highway NH544. The postal code 680565 helps with orientation and communication with local services.
A hanging bridge built in 2013 connects the Thannyam and Nattika Grama Panchayaths and improves connectivity between the two administrative regions. This structure often surprises visitors as it demonstrates how infrastructure serves local governance.
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