Maustena

Maustena is a village located in the district of Ernakulam in the Indian state of Kerala. It is situated approximately 25 kilometers south of the city of Kochi. The area is primarily agricultural, with paddy fields and rubber plantations forming a significant part of the landscape. Maustena is known for its serene environment and traditional village life.

The local community in Maustena largely depends on agriculture for their livelihood. Small-scale farming of various crops is common, and the cultivation of rubber is a significant economic activity for many residents. The village has a modest infrastructure, including local schools, places of worship, and basic healthcare facilities.

Transportation to and from Maustena is facilitated by local roads connecting it to nearby towns and the larger city of Kochi. The nearest railway station and airport are located in Kochi, providing access to wider regional and national networks. Like many rural areas in Kerala, Maustena experiences a tropical climate with distinct monsoon seasons. The cultural fabric of the village is influenced by the broader traditions of Kerala, with local festivals and community gatherings playing an important role in social life. The population primarily consists of people who have lived in the area for generations, maintaining a close-knit community structure.