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Perumkulam, widely known as Pusthakagramam (Book Village), offers a unique blend of literary, cultural, and natural experiences. Located on the historic Veluthampi Dalawa Road (Kottarakkara-Mannadi Road), just 5 km from Kottarakkara, this village in Kerala is a beacon of knowledge and heritage. The community’s love for books and its dedication to preserving cultural traditions make it a distinctive destination for travelers. Pusthakappura – India’s Largest Book Sculpture A visit to Pusthakagramam would be incomplete without seeing Pusthakappura, India’s largest book sculpture. This monumental work of art stands as a testament to the power of books and knowledge. The sculpture embodies the village’s identity as a place where literature thrives, attracting both locals and tourists passionate about reading and learning. The Pusthakappura’s intricate design features stacks of books, capturing the essence of Pusthakagramam’s mission to make knowledge accessible to all. Open Book Kiosks (Pus

Discover the Literary Haven of Kerala Nestled in the heart of Kerala, Pusthakagramam is a testament to the region's rich literary culture and commitment to community learning. This unique village, spearheaded by the Bappuji Smaraka Vayanasala library, is home to  14 charming book kiosks  known as Pusthakakkodu,  Five Reading Parks  and the magnificent Pusthakappura,  India's largest book sculpture . Pusthakakkodu: Open Book Kiosks for All   The true gems of Pusthakagramam are the Pusthakakkodu. These open book kiosks are strategically placed throughout the village, inviting everyone to indulge in the joy of reading. Operating on a simple yet profound principle, anyone can come, take a book, read, and return it. The most fascinating aspect of these kiosks is that they are not locked and no one is monitoring them. This trust-based system not only promotes literacy but also fosters a sense of community and shared knowledge. Each kiosk is thoughtfully designed to be accessible and

check out video  Imagine a place where every page turn in a book echoes the rhythm of nature, where the whispers of the forest blend with the stories of old. This is the vision of KOKO, nestled in the heart of Perumkulam, Kerala's first book village (Pusthakagramam). Here, a butterfly flutters in, its wings painted with splashes of orange and black—a spontaneous mascot for this eco-adventure. Prakash Varma, the mind behind KOKO, dreams of a world where creativity blooms alongside nature's wonders. The butterfly's arrival seems to say, "Yes, this is the place!" It's a sign that here, life will thrive, even as we shape our dreams into reality. This snapshot, with the butterfly perched so trustingly on Prakash, is a snapshot of hope. It tells us that KOKO is on the right path—a path that respects the rustle of leaves and the buzz of bees as much as the buildings we raise. The butterfly isn't just a fleeting visitor; it's a key player in the KOKO story. It

Incorporating conceptual opulence and inspired by the grandeur of Kailasa, Amarnath and Kedarnath, comes an awe-evoking brilliance of the Shiva sanctity and its humble submission, in Kerala. Satva Scapes, through its uniquely hand-crafted creative concept “OMKARANATHAN”, helps you arrive at a truth-seeking journey’s destination, at Perumkulam, also reputed as the first book village of Kerala aka Pustaka Gramam. Celebrating the convergence of art with devotion, Satva Scapes’ OMKARANATHAN, a majestic 15 feet tall impressive crown and torso of the Lord, helps you re-discover your inner self in complete resonance with the divine grace. This statue is installed in the vicinity of the footsteps, which folklore maintains, were imprinted, when Lord Kozhikottappan granted His holy vision to Velu Thampi Dalawa. Besides boasting of a naturally landscaped flowing water stream, the statue is resplendent with over a thousand Om Karam inscriptions on the hair locks of the Lord, reverently scripted by