Paikkada road in Downtown Kollam - Once this road was the nerve centre of the Malabar Coast's business capital 'Quilon'
Downtown Kollam is the primary central business district in the city of Kollam, Kerala, India. Located entirely within the former municipality of old Quilon, it is approximately bounded by Chinnakada to the east, Thangassery to the West, Cutchery to the north, and Mundakkal to the South. The area is popularly known for its business activities. Kollam was formerly an international emporium of trade and today remains a prosperous commercial centre.[1]
The downtown area of Kollam has a long business history. Marco Polo, the Venician traveller, who was in Chinese service under Kubla Khan in 1275, visited Kollam and other towns on the west coast, in his capacity as a Chinese mandarin.[2] He pointed out that Old Kollam was the only town on the west coast of India with multi-story buildings, some of which still stand today. He found Christians and Jews living in Coilum (Kollam) as well as merchants from China and Arabia. Polo left a detailed account of Kollam in his writings, extracts of which are reproduced in the Travancore State Manual. A large number of cloths, vegetables, stationary, pharmaceuticals, and spice wholesale-retail dealers do business in the downtown area of this old industrial city and there are many hotels in the downtown area. The proximity to Kollam Port makes this area one of the biggest business centres in India. It also contains the buildings of the Kollam Municipal Corporation.
Contents
1Big Bazaar and Pharma City
2Business centres
3Notable shopping centres
4References
5External links
Big Bazaar and Pharma City
Nowadays Downtown Kollam is one of the largest central business districts in the state of Kerala. The area is noted for its rich trade history and culture. Kollam's main road runs through the center of this downtown business district of Old Quilon.[3][4] The north-south area of this downtown is popularly known as Big bazaar. As the name indicates, it is the biggest bazaar in city of Kollam. There are many rice, spice and cloth merchants doing business in the Big bazaar area.[5][6]
The area behind Kollam District hospital is known as Pharma city because of its large number of pharmaceutical and surgical distributors. The place is also a favorite destination of doctors and physicians in the city. There are also many electronics and laptop service centres.
Business centres
Aerial view of off-Chinnakada in Downtown Kollam
RP Mall - A view from Downtown area, Kollam
An aerial view of Chinnakada in Downtown Kollam during 2008
Valiyakada
Lakshminada
Chamakada
Chinnakada
Pullikada
Paikkada
Kadappakada
Kottamukku
Kochupilamoodu
Vadakkumbhagam
Pallithottam
Kollam Beach
Vadayattukotta
Thamarakulam
Andamukkam
Vaddy
Kaval
Thangassery
Port Kollam
Notable shopping centres
Bishop Jerome Nagar
References
^Places to Visit - Kollam
^Short History of Kollam
^Listings in Big bazaar, Downtown Kollam
^Big Bazaar Market, Kollam
^Listings in Big bazaar, Downtown Kollam
^Companies in Chamakkada Bigbazar of Kollam
External links
Media related to Downtown Kollam at Wikimedia Commons
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Kollam
History
Mar Sapir Iso
Chera dynasty
Kollam Port
Nelcynda
Kollam era (Malayalam calendar)
Tharisapalli plates
Venad
Rajashekhara Varman
Rama Varma of Venad
Paravur
Kundara
Travancore
Cantonment Maidan
Tangasseri
Portuguese Empire
Dutch Malabar
4th Portuguese India Armada (Gama, 1502)
Portuguese Cemetery
Buckingham Canal
St Thomas Fort, Tangasseri
Kollam Cantonment
Battle of Quilon
Christianity in India
Christianity in Kerala
Saint Thomas Christian churches
Roman Catholic Diocese of Quilon
Kollam Airport
Janayugom Daily
Kollam Orthodox Diocese
Geography
Ashtamudi Lake
Asramam Maidan
Estuaries of Paravur
Islands of Kollam
Ithikkara River
Kallada River
Kattaka Kayal
Kollam Beach
Mundakkal Beach
Paravur Lake
Pozhikara
Sasthamcotta Lake
Thirumullavaram
Thekkumbhagam-Kappil Beach
Zones
Central Zone-I
Central Zone-II
Sakthikulangara
Kilikollur
Vadakkevila
Eravipuram
Administration & authorities
Kollam Municipal Corporation
Kollam Development Authority
Kollam City Police
Kollam Taluk
Kollam Lok Sabha constituency
Kollam Assembly constituency
Chavara Assembly constituency
Eravipuram Assembly constituency
Economy
Cashew Export Promotion Council of India (CEPCI)
Indian Rare Earths Limited (IREL)
Kerala Minerals and Metals Ltd.(KMML)
Kerala State Cashew Development Corporation Limited
List of cashew companies based in Kollam
Kollam Techno-lodges
Kollam Technopark
Parvathy Mills Limited
United Electrical Industries Limited(UNILEC)
Visitor attractions
8 Point Art Cafe
Asramam Adventure Park & Picnic Village
British Residency
Asramam Children's Park
Chinnakada Clock Tower
Dutch Church, Munroe Island
Estuaries of Paravur
Islands of Kollam
Kollam Beach
Mahatma Gandhi Park
Mundakkal Beach
Portuguese Cemetery
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Police Museum
St Thomas Fort
Tangasseri Lighthouse
Paravur Thekkumbhagam
Thirumullavaram Beach
Healthcare
Medical College Hospitals
Azeezia Medical College Hospital
Government Medical College, Kollam
Travancore Medicity Medical College
Meditrina Hospital
N. S. Memorial Institute of Medical Sciences
Buildings & structures
British Residency
Cashew House
Cheena Kottaram
Crowther Masonic Hall
Kovilthottam Lighthouse
SMP Palace
St Thomas Fort
Tangasseri Lighthouse
Thevally Palace
The Raviz
Shopping centres
Bishop Jerome Nagar
Downtown Kollam
RP Mall
H&J Mall
Culture
Kalidasa Kalakendram
Kollam Pooram
Kottankulangara Festival
President's Trophy Boat Race
Kollam Kite Club
Saint Thomas Christians
Anglo-Indian
Gujarati community
Sports & stadiums
Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, Kollam
International Hockey Stadium, Kollam
KDRA Indoor Shooting Range
Places of worship
Ammachiveedu Devi Temple
Anandavalleeshwaram Sri Mahadevar Temple
Asramam Sree Krishna Swamy Temple
Kolloorvila Juma Masjid
Infant Jesus Cathedral
Paravur Puttingal Devi Temple
Sasthamcotta Sree Dharma Sastha Temple
St Andrew's Church, Kovilthottam
St Antony's Church, Kanjiracode
St Elijah Orthodox Syrian Church, Koduvila
Valiya Koonambaikulam temple
St. Mary's Orthodox Church, Avaneeswaram
St. Mary's Salem Orthodox Church, Manappally
Other topics
Kollam Metropolitan Area
Cashew business in Kollam
Neendakara Indo-Norwegian Project
List of schools in Kollam district
Jatayu Nature Park
Kollam CSI Diocese
Kollam Orthodox Diocese
Education
Premier institutions
Indian Institute of Infrastructure and Construction
Institute of Fashion Technology Kerala
Kerala Maritime Institute
Kerala State Institute of Design
Engineering colleges
Bishop Jerome Institute
College of Engineering, Perumon
College of Engineering Karunagappally
TKM College of Engineering
TKM Institute of Technology
Younus College of Engineering & Technology
Arts, Science & Law colleges
Fatima Mata National College
Mannam Memorial NSS College, Kottiyam
Sree Narayana College, Kollam
Sree Narayana Guru College of Legal Studies
Schools
Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Chandanathope
Govt. Boys Model HSS
Infant Jesus School
Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Thrikkannamangal
Kendriya Vidyalaya, Mulangadakam
Mount Carmel Convent Anglo-Indian Girls High School
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