Neendakara

Urban village in Kerala, India

397.4KPopulation
22Attractions
9Locations
About

Neendakara

Mentioned in Greek literature from the first century, Kollam or Quilon has been a thriving trading port for centuries. The surrounding region produces pepper (after which the city is named), cashews, coir and other agricultural products. Local communities include Christians, Muslims and Hindus. A historical Chinese population is known to exist, and the town's market is still named after them. Fishing occurs right along the coast as in other parts of Kerala.

Nearby Destinations

Highlights

  • House Boats
  • Azad Hotel
  • Hotel Guruprasad
  • Indian Coffee House
  • Vegitarian
  • Non Vegitarian

Quick Facts

Best TimeBest visited between Jan and Mar
RegionKerala

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Live Conditions

WeatherPartly cloudy29°C now

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Police100
Ambulance102
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Culinary & Food Travel
Fishing & Angling
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