Pallikkal river flowing for 42 km and ends in the Kallada river. Many people depend this river for irrigation and fishing. Mynagappally is a beautiful village with paddy fields in Kunnathoor taluk of Kollam district. Its western border is separated by Pallikkal River from Thodiyoor panchayath. A part of pallikkal river starts here.
The view of river in the evening is mind boggling.The place is blessed with natural beauty, resourses and peace. Religious and communal harmony maintaining by this place is famous. North Mynagappally is well connected by road system. The district has three important rivers, the Kallada river that flows for 151 km, the Ithikara river that flows for 56 km and the Pallikkal river flowing for 42 km.A branch of Kallada Irrigation Project canal is passing through the North Mynagappally - Somavilasam, Anoorkavu- and ends in the pallikkal river. The famous Appuppankavu temple near the river side celebrates the Kayal vilakku festival which is the art with lamps in river and is very nice to see in the river at night. Karoor kadavu bridge built across the Pallikkal river and Karoor kadavu masjid is situated near the Pallikkal river provides religious education to children in the locality.
The view of river in the evening is mind boggling.The place is blessed with natural beauty, resourses and peace. Religious and communal harmony maintaining by this place is famous. North Mynagappally is well connected by road system. The district has three important rivers, the Kallada river that flows for 151 km, the Ithikara river that flows for 56 km and the Pallikkal river flowing for 42 km.A branch of Kallada Irrigation Project canal is passing through the North Mynagappally - Somavilasam, Anoorkavu- and ends in the pallikkal river. The famous Appuppankavu temple near the river side celebrates the Kayal vilakku festival which is the art with lamps in river and is very nice to see in the river at night. Karoor kadavu bridge built across the Pallikkal river and Karoor kadavu masjid is situated near the Pallikkal river provides religious education to children in the locality.
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