Peringalam

Peringalam is a village located in the Malappuram district of Kerala, India. It falls under the administrativ jurisdiction of the Tirur Taluk. The village is situated near the coastal region of the Arabian Sea and is characterized by its predominantly rural landscape, with a mix of agricultural land and residential areas.

The primary economic activity in Peringalam revolves around agriculture, with rice cultivation being a significant part of the local economy. Arecanut, coconut, and banana are also commonly grown crops. Fishing is another important occupation for some residents, owing to the proximity to the coast.

Peringalam has a blend of educational institutions catering to primary and secondary education. Healthcare facilities are also available within the village or in nearby accessible towns, ensuring basic medical needs are met. The village is connected by road to major towns and cities in the Malappuram district, facilitating transportation and trade.

Culturally, Peringalam observes the traditions and festivals common to the Malabar region of Kerala. The population is diverse, with people from various religious backgrounds coexisting peacefully. The local community actively participates in village development activities and cultural events. The natural beauty of the region, with its lush greenery and serene environment, contributes to the overall appeal of Peringalam.