Adat Grama Panchayat

A rural land blessed with natural beauty and agricultural abundance. Welcome to Kerala's picturesque agricultural region enriched with wetlands (kole lands), hills, valleys, plains, and water bodies.

23.22 Square Kilometers Area

03 Major Hills

05 Border Panchayats

Blessing of Nature

Adat's natural resources and agricultural wealth reflect the region's unique topography and natural heritage.

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Major Hills

Hills like Adat Hill, Chettikkunnu, and Vilangan Hills enhance the scenic beauty of the region.

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Fertile Soil

Alluvial soil, laterite soil, gravelly soil, and clay provide a strong foundation for agricultural productivity.

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Water Resources

Wetlands and water bodies ensure essential water sources for agriculture and environmental balance.

Landscape of Adat

Spanning an area of 23.22 square kilometers, Adat Grama Panchayat is a harmonious blend of kole lands, hills, valleys, plains, and small water bodies.

While laterite and gravelly soils are found in elevated areas, fertile alluvial soil is widely prevalent in low-lying areas.

With abundant water resources and agriculture-friendly soil, paddy cultivation and allied agricultural activities are the primary livelihoods.

Surrounding Areas

⬅ West Tholur & Venkitangu

⬆ North Kaiparamba

➡ East Kolazhy

⬇ South Arimbur & Thrissur Corporation

Nature and Agricultural Life

⛰️ Hills and Elevated Areas Highland terrains such as Adat Hill, Chettikkunnu, and Vilangan Hills add a special character to the natural beauty of the region.

🌱 Fertile Soil Diverse soil types create a natural foundation ideal for agricultural production in the region.

💧 Water Resources Wetlands and water bodies are major components of the agricultural sector and environment.

🌾 Paddy Cultivation and Agricultural Activities Abundant water resources and agriculture-friendly soil support paddy cultivation and allied farming activities.