About Village
Kunnamkulam Village Office is the Kasaba village office of the Kunnamkulam Taluk Office and situated near to Mini Civil Station Kunnamkulam. The history of Kunnamkulam turns back to the Paleolithic age. Kakkad cave support this fact. It is said that this place was part of Mahodaya Pattanam and was known as Kunnamkulangare. TheArea of kunnamkulam village is about 611.2641 Hect. Manakulam, Cheralayam and Kakkad, the suburbs of Kunnamkulam were the seats of the Nambidis of Manakulam, Ayinikur and Kakkad Karanavappad respectively. They were collectively known as Thalappilli Rajas and belonged to three branches of the same dynasty. A particular residential replica "line houses" (angadi pura (veeducal)), is seen in Kunnamkulam area. The streets of these houses are exceedingly narrow. The "Line Houses" are built in 3–5 cents of land on both sides of the street. The front room of the house functions as a shop while the rear room was used for residential purposes. There used to be rear yards for every so called "Angadi pura" (town house) which was used for processing of their agricultural products
Demography
As per 2011 census, kunnamkulam village had a polpulation of 17186 with 8077 males and 9109 females
Geography
Kunnamkulam, as the word connotes is the land of hills and ponds. The hills, Adupputty, Kizhoor and Kakkad lies in the borders .Kunnamkulam village is boardered by kanuppayyur,chowwannur villages in the east,west Anjur,Mangad villages,North Porkkulam,Mangad villages and south Arthat village.
Socio-Economic
Major part of the population of kunnamkulam village depends on business for their livelihood.
Ecology
Kunnamkulam is the land of hills and ponds.
Tourism
Munimada,St.Matthias church kunnamkulam( also known as Ambalam palli)