Paruthippara

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The beginning of Paruthippara Road at FIMS Paruthippara.jpg
The beginning of Paruthippara Road at FIMS

Paruthippara or Kodampuzha is a small village near Feroke in Kozhikode District. The village is considered an industrial belt as a large number of small-scale are established here for a long time. [1]

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Paruthippara
Coordinates: 11°12′00″N75°50′53″E / 11.2000621°N 75.8481448°E / 11.2000621; 75.8481448

Location

Paruthippara is located on a side street between Feroke Pettah and Farook College campus. The villages of Paruthippara and Kodampuzha are on the bank of river Chaliyar.

Muslim Cultural Center

Paruthippara is considered a Muslim cultural center because of the presence of a large number of Madrassas and Arabic Colleges in this region.

Important Organizations

Villages and Suburbs

Transportation

The nearest railway station is Feroke. There is an airport at Kondotty. Buses are available from Feroke Pettah and Ramanattukara. Bus Timings There are so many busses naming, ABCD, KARINTHANDAN, KISMATH, BISMILLAH ( SHUTTLE SERVICE BETWEEN FEROKE -PARUTHIPPARA -RAMANATTUKARA) and also city buses from Paruthippara to Calicut city. bus services are starting from morning 6:30 to night 10:00. timings of buses to Paruthippara from Ramanattukara

7:20 to every 15–20 minutes interval timings of buses to Paruthippara from Feroke 07:00 am to every 10 minutes interval

The Village Paruthippara is famous for MOITHAKKANTE PEEDYELE MUNTHIRI SIP-UP മൊയ്തുക്കന്റെ പീടിയേലെ മുന്തിരി സിപ് അപ്പ് ( GRAPE SIP UP OF MOIDHU'S SHOP) THE FISH STALL OF PARUTHIPPARA IS THE POINT FOR THE PEOPLE FROM KODAMPUZHA TO FAROOK COLLEGE

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