page_title: Chayalode
section_title: Photos
hierarchical_section_title: Chayalode / Photos
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context_page_description: Chayalode is a ward situated in the central Travancore region in the state of Kerala, south India.
  Chayalode has a hilly terrain. Rubber estates cover Chayalode. It has a variety of tropical flora and fauna. Chayalode is in Enadimangalam village, Adoor Taluk, Pathanamthitta District, Kerala state, India. Climate Chayalode has a warm, wet, and humid climate year-round. It experiences monsoon rains every June. The primary forms of transportation are bus, car, and auto-ricksaw. The bus service connects Chayalode to Patanapuram and Adoor. The road in Chayalode extends to Pattazhy, Patanapuram, Elamanoor, Ezhamkulam, Mangadu, and Enath.
  Culture Notable Events and People History Demographics Religion Politics Schools and Colleges Chayalode History Interview Notes In 1920, Koshy Yohannan arrived in Chayalode from Chenganur. He saw the land and thought it was good. He purchased 20 acres of land from the Atwasheri family. After 5 years, they settled here. They built a small grass home to live in. 7 families lived together here. These were 3 families – Koshy Yohannan, his elder brother, and his younger brother – and 4 families – Koshy Yohannan’s sister and her husband’s 3 brothers.
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