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Anchuthengu ("Five
Coconut Palms"),
formerly known as Anjengo,
Angengo or Anjenga, is a
coastal panchayath and town in the
Thiruvananthapuram District...
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obtained from Rani
Ashure a
grant of a site for a fort on the
sandy spit of
Anchuthengu (then
known as Anjengo),
together with the
monopoly of the
pepper trade...
- was
reconstructed recently by the
royal family. The
historical fort of
Anchuthengu is
about 10 km from
Attingal town and the
famous Siva
temple Avanavanchery...
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various locations in India: Kollam, Thiruvananthapuram, Thrissur, Kannur,
Anchuthengu, Thal****ery, Kozhikode, Mangalore. Some of the
temples built by the guru...
- Pattazhi, Pakalkuri,
Avaneeswaram KL-81
Varkala Varkala, Sivagiri,
Anchuthengu,
Edavai KL-82
Chadayamangalam Aayur, Jetayupara, Kadakkal, Killimannur...
- 1684. The
settlement was
fortified beginning in 1695 and the Anjengo/
Anchuthengu fort was
completed in 1699. The Queen/Rani of Attingal,
whose eldest...
- Temple, the
beaches of
Kovalam and Varkala, the
backwaters of
Poovar and
Anchuthengu and its
Western Ghats tracts of
Ponmudi and the
Agastya Mala. In 2012...
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neighbouring Kingdom of Cochin.
However Tang****eri area of
Kollam city and
Anchuthengu near
Attingal in
Thiruvananthapuram were
parts of
British India. Bordering...
- of
Kerala (Malabar District),
along with Fort Kochi, Tang****eri, and
Anchuthengu in
southern Kerala, came
under direct British rule
until India became...
- soldiers, and the
remains of the fort are
major points of
interest here.
Anchuthengu has a
beautiful and
clean beach.
Kaikara village, the
birthplace of the...
