Pulpally is a town in Wayanad district, Kerala - Keralam, India. Set amid the district’s eastern highlands, it serves surrounding farming villages as a centre for shopping, services and local trade. The area is known for its agricultural landscape, nearby forests and traditions associated with the Ramayana.
Agriculture shapes the local economy, with coffee, pepper and other crops supporting livelihoods alongside shops and small businesses. The wider area is home to Adivasi communities and families with varied religious and cultural backgrounds. The Seetha Devi Temple is a prominent landmark, closely associated with local stories of Sita and her sons, Lava and Kusha. Festivals, markets and community institutions contribute to everyday social life.
Common civic concerns include human–wildlife conflict, farm incomes, road maintenance and reliable public transport. Residents also care about drinking water, waste management, healthcare access and education. Balancing forest conservation with farming, housing and the needs of Adivasi settlements remains an important local issue.
