Kangazha

• West - Nedumkunnam
• North - Pampady
• East - Manimala and Cheruvally
• South - Ezhumattoor and vaipur

The nearest railway stations are Kottayam (21 km) and Changanacherry (22 km), and the nearest airport is Cochin Airport (Nedumbasserry) about 100 km away. Kangazha is on the Changanassery - Vazhoor state highway which joins Kottayam - Kumaly NH at Pulickalkavala on the north side and on the Karukachal Manimala road on the east side.

Kanva, the father of Shakuntala had visited Kangazha and he stoned the Sivalinga in Kangazha. And thus the term Kanvaya which was referred to point this incident become the name of this village and later Kanvaya had reestablished as Kangazha.

Kangazha Mahadeva Temple (Temple of Lord Shiva) Pathanadu Kavu Bhagawati Temple Elamkavu Sri Bhadrakali Temple Uma-Maheswar Temple, Edayarikapuzha

• St. Thomas Orthodox Church (Kangazha pally)
• Kangazha Mahadeva (Lord Shiva) Temple
• Pathanadu Kavu Bhagawati Temple
• Bethel gospel Assembly church Anchani
• Elamkavu Sri Bhadrakali Temple
• Edayarikkapuzha Uma-Maheswara Temple
• The Pentecostal Mission (TPM) Church, Mundathanam
• Town Masjid Pathanadu, (Managed by kangazha puthoorpally juma-ath)
• Kangazha St Lazarus Orthodox Old Chapel.
• St Antony's Catholic Church, Mundathanam
• St Johns Orthodox Church, Mundathanam
• St.Peter's C.S.I Church, Kangazha - The first Christian church in Kangazha (Estd.1864)
• Puthoorppally Juma-Masjid, Kangazha
• Salvation Army Church, Edayappara
• St George chapel, cheeramattom
• St.Andrews C.S.I Chruch Mundathanm

Rubber trees in a plantation

The economy of Kangazha is primarily from agriculture. Kangazha is one of the rubber producing villages in Kerala because the hilly terrain, high humidity and good rain make it suitable for rubber cultivation. Other major crops are coconut, tapioca and pepper. NRIs are also another major source of income.