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      • Karulai is a small town and panchayath in Nilambur Taluk of Malappuram district. It is situated on the banks of the Karimpuzha River. Edakkara, Nilambur, Pookkottumpadam, and Vaniyambalam are the nearest towns.


      Tourist attraction



      Karulai is the "gods' own village" in Kerala with green forest, and has a variety of animals, plant and fish species in the River Karimpuzha. A considerable area of the Karulai village is forest which includes the Nedumkayam Rainforest.
      Karulai has a very low population density and majority of the population lives near bus stands because of a large number of forest areas. This village is home to over 20,000 inhabitants.


      Nedumkayam


      Nedumkayam is 14 km from Nilambur town, in Malappuram district, Kerala, India. Nedumkayam is noted especially for its rich rain forests. The wooden resthouse built here by the British offers a panoramic view of the elephant and deer grazing in the forest nearby . One has to get prior permission from the Indian Forest Service to enter the forest zone. Heavy restrictions are imposed as a measure to save the existing forest land. An elephant taming center is also located here. Nilambur including Nedumkayam has been selected for being developed as Kerala's second ecotourism destination. It is very beautiful and very good tourist center. There is a huge demand for the last several years to create the Nilambur - Karulai - Silent Valley - Coimbatore road. Nedumkayam rainforest is a part of Nilgiri's Biosphere Reserve. People rave about the fresh air and clear water that flows through, along with rare species of flora and fauna, and this is home to almost all of the mammals in western ghats and more than 200 species of birds hence classifying it as an important bird area.


      = Road distances

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      Nilambur to Karulayi. 10 km
      Karulayi to Nedungayam. 7 km
      karulai to pookottumpadam 9 km
      karulai to Edakkara 9 km


      Naxalite threat


      On 24 November 2016, three Naxalites were killed in an encounter with Kerala police. Naxalite leader Kappu Devaraj from Andhra Pradesh is included in the list of killed in the incident.
      Villages like Mundakkadavu, Kalkullam and Uchakkulam near Karulai are threatened by Naxalite attacks. Naxalites visit the locality regularly and ask for food and shelter from the tribals. The police are also combing the area regularly but have not arrested any Naxalites.
      On 27 September 2016, there was firing between the Maoists and the Kerala police in this area and no one was injured in this incident.


      Tribal villages


      Nedumkayam
      Mancheeri
      Mundakkadavu
      Uchakkulam
      Kalkkulam


      Villages and suburbs


      Chandakkunnu, Mukkatta and VEllappuzha
      Mutheeri, Nallamthanni Pulliyil and valavu
      Mailampara. Varikkal. Chettiyil. Kottuppara.
      Cherupuzha, ambalappadi


      Important landmarks



      Hayathul Islam Madrasa, Pilakkal
      Kottayil book house karulai
      Tharbiyathul Ouladh Madhrassa
      Kunhamutty Memorial Higher Secondary School
      Organic Vegetable Cluster, Krishi Bhavan
      Karulayi Panchayath Office, School Road.
      Town Juma Masjid
      SYS. SSF. Karulai. Sector . S B S.
      karulai juma masjid Pallipadi
      SKSSF town unit Pallipadi
      Nambola footwear karulai
      M D I Public School Karulai
      Burma Petrolium Pallippadi. Karulai.
      Jubilee Medicals. Karulai.
      Fazil -E- Omar Public School


      References

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