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Kollengode Arrattu

The centre point of attraction is the Pulikkottu Ayyappan Kavu where during Mandala Masam many devotees from in and around Kollengode came for wearing the sacred 'Rudraksha/ Tulasi Maala' for Sabrarimala Darshan. The major yearly festival of Ayyappan Kavu is 'Aarattu' (usually falls in the month of January) which was taken care for a long time by Vengunadu Kovilakom but is now conducted by Kollengode Mechants Welfare Association. 'Aarattu' in other words can be described as the festival marking the end of all the other Desa Vilakkus in Kollengode Desam. The prominent vilakkus celebrated in Kollengode prior to Arattu festival are; Oottara Ayyappan Vilakku, Iranji Mandam Desa Vilakku, Pulimannam Desa Vilakku, Puzhakkalthara Desa Vilakku, Minor Vilakku, Electricity Board Vilakku etc. A travel to Kollengode preferably in the last week of December is a nice time to enjoy all of these Vilakkus as each one of them falls either immediately after one or within a gap of max. one day with vibrant functions like Panchavadhyam, Seeveli, Elephant procession through the busy thoroughfare from the respective Desam to Ayyappan Kavu and back.

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About Village

Kollengode 1 village is located in Chittur Taluk of Palakkad district in Kerala, India. It is situated 14 km away from Taluk headquarter Chittur and 26 km away from district headquarter Palakkad

Demography

According to census of 2011 Kollengode 1 Village has a total population of 18258 out of which 9347 are male and 8911 are females.

Geography

The total area of the village is 1554.7505 Hectares. Kollengode 1 Village. Comes under 059 Nemmara Assembly Constituency in 09 Alathur Parliamentary Constituency.

Socio-Economic

Most of the area is characterized by Agriculture; majority of the people are farmers and agricultural labors. Paddy is the main crop cultivated in this village.

Ecology

Most of the land is covered by Paddy fields which are irrigated with the help of irrigation projects under Meenkara Project