Discover the beauty, heritage, and culture of Palakkad, Kerala
Palakkad, also known as Palghat, is a district in Kerala with distinctive historical significance.
The fort of Hyder Ali narrates the tale of Mysore invasions and the arrival of the British in this region. In 1886, the inception of Victoria College marked the commencement of higher education in Malabar. The Jain temple near Chunnamputhara stands as a testament to the benevolence of the king of Palakkad, who offered refuge to those fleeing religious persecutions.
Palakkad district was officially formed on November 1, 1956, as part of the reorganization of states in India. Since then, it has flourished as an integral part of Kerala, with its own unique cultural and historical significance.
Read MorePalakkad district consists of seven municipalities, each with its own unique character and administrative importance.
Ancient Tamilakam
— Palakkad Rajas
— Zamorins of Calicut
Hyder Ali & Tipu Sultan
(18th Century)
(1792 — Treaty of Seringapatam)
Palakkad becomes part of Malabar District under Madras Presidency
(1947 onwards)
under Madras State
(1 November 1956)
(1 January 1957)
— "Rice Bowl of Kerala"
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