Peravoor

Peravoor is a town located in the Kannur district of Kerala, India. It lies in the eastern part of the district, bordering the Wayanad district. Peravoor is known for its agricultural activities, particularly the cultivation of rubber, spices, and other crops. The town serves as a commercial center for the surrounding rural areas, providing access to markets, healthcare, and educational institutions.

The name "Peravoor" is believed to be derived from the words "Peraru," which translates roughly to "big river." Several rivers flow through the region, possibly contributing to the name's origin.

Peravoor is part of the Iritty Taluk and the Peravoor Assembly Constituency. The town's population primarily consists of people engaged in agriculture and related activities. The landscape is characterized by hills, valleys, and rubber plantations.

The local language is Malayalam. Various religious communities reside in Peravoor, contributing to a diverse cultural environment. Important religious institutions include temples, churches, and mosques.

Connectivity to Peravoor is primarily through road networks. While it lacks a railway station of its own, nearby railway stations in Kannur and Thalassery provide rail access. The nearest airport is Kannur International Airport.