WHY K MALL
K-Mall is located in the centre of Tripunithura Town, in a prime business locality on the high street. The Mall can be easily accessed by public transport including the new Metro train that is extended till Tripunithura's main junction. So visitors traveling by train can alight at the main station for a 6-minute walk to the mall.
The place connects to the 30 km long airport-seaport
highway running alongside the CEPZ and the Infopark. Its proximity to major landmarks also makes it a vital location for businesses and brands in Kochi.
K – Mall, in Tripunithura with over total build-up/ Floor area - 41157 sq.ft, including a common area, office space, and shops
For the differently-abled
K-Mall wanted to create an accessible environment so that differently-abled people are not intimidated by restrains on their mobility. One empathetic way to do this is to create a comprehensive infrastructure that meets their needs and that they are comfortable with minimal assistance.
By Bus
Whether you're traveling from nearby or further afield, many buses travel to the city from in and around Tripunithura.
By Train
Tripunithura rail route between Thiruvananthapuram and Ernakulam. The station is situated on the eastern side of the K-Mall, just a 6-minute walk. There is a taxi rank available outside of the station and many buses also stop at the station.
Facts About Tripunithura
You rarely come across royalty on the street in your daily life. But in Tripunithura, a small town near Kochi in Kerala, it is possible. Almost everyone in this city has a royal connection, and every house is a little palace. The royal connection dates back to the 19th century Hill Palace, which is now a museum of local art and history. Tripunithura Hill Palace, the last seat of the reign of the Kochi Rajah.
Countless accounts explain the origin of the word “Tripunithura”, the first of which has been attributed to “Pooni” or “Pooneeram”, which means “to vibrate”. The story goes like this: Lord Krishna presented an idol that he worshipped to Arjuna and asked him to find the supreme place for its installation. It is believed that Arjuna placed this idol in his bag called Pooneeram (in the local language), in which arrows are kept. When he got to the place, he called out “Pooneeram Thura”, which means “open the bag”, and that spawned the name “Poonitura”.
Tripunithura scores in terms of schools and colleges, arts and music, and attract infrastructure, office space availability, and city culture. It has modern amenities and parameters like energy, housing, traffic, malls, and multiplexes, and getaways.
The city improves on civic services and mobility that makes it more attractive. The city's eco-socio-economic-infrastructure includes well defined economic activity zones CEZ, sufficient water resources, excellent telecommunication network, uninterrupted power supply, availability of talented people, and a wide range of mobility services, good educational institutions, accessible health centres and facilities for hotels, leisure, and shopping.
Tripunithura is on rapid urbanisation. The town is catching up with the shopping centre and is soon turning out to be an integrated township that makes space for offices and housing.
