Cheruvattu

Cheruvattu is a small village located in the Malappuram district of Kerala, India. It falls under the administrative jurisdiction of the Tirur Taluk. The village is characterized by its rural landscape, with paddy fields and coconut groves being prominent features.

The economy of Cheruvattu is primarily agrarian, with many residents engaged in farming. The region is known for its cultivation of rice, bananas, and various spices. Local industries include small-scale units involved in coir production and traditional crafts.

Cheruvattu has a modest population, and the community is closely knit. Basic amenities such as schools and healthcare facilities are available in or near the village. The nearest major town is Tirur, which serves as a hub for commerce and further amenities.

The village is connected by a network of local roads, linking it to the broader transportation infrastructure of the district. The nearest railway station is also in Tirur, facilitating travel to other parts of Kerala and beyond. Cheruvattu's cultural life is influenced by the broader traditions of Kerala, with local festivals and community gatherings playing a significant role in social life.