Dharmapuri District, Tamil Nadu

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Dharmapuri is a town in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It is the headquarters of Dharmapuri district. The town is located on the banks of the Kaveri River, about 300 kilometers west of Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu.

Dharmapuri is a major commercial center for the region. The town is home to a number of industries, including textiles, engineering, and agriculture. Dharmapuri is also a popular tourist destination, and is known for its temples, historical sites, and natural beauty.

Nearby Districts:

Dharmapuri is bordered by the districts of

  • Weather: Dharmapuri experiences a tropical climate with hot summers and mild winters, with the monsoon season bringing moderate rainfall.
  • PIN Code: 636701
  • Vehicle Registration: TN-29.
  • Telephone Code: +91-4342.

Taluk:

Dharmapuri district comprises five taluks:

Foods:

Dharmapuri offers delicious local delicacies, including Mutton Chukka, Chicken Gravy, and Milagu Kuzhambu.

Tourist Places:

  1. Hogenakkal Falls: A beautiful waterfall located on the Kaveri River. Visitors can enjoy coracle rides, swimming, and hiking in the surrounding area.
  2. Krishnagiri Dam: A picturesque reservoir that is ideal for picnics, boating, and fishing.
  3. Theerthamalai Temple: An ancient hilltop temple dedicated to Vishnu. Visitors can enjoy the scenic views from the top of the hill and take a dip in the medicinal hot springs.
  4. Chenraya Perumal Temple: A 1000-year-old Vaishnavite temple with intricate architecture. Visitors can admire the sculptures and murals, and participate in the temple’s festivals.
  5. Subramanya Siva Memorial: A memorial dedicated to the Tamil poet Subramanya Bharathi. The memorial features a library, gardens, and a museum.
  6. Adiyamangakottai Fort: A historical fort that offers a glimpse of Tamil Nadu’s rich heritage. Visitors can explore the fort’s ramparts and bastions, and learn about its history.
  7. The Cauvery Crocodile Park: A home to crocodiles and other reptiles. Visitors can learn about crocodiles and their natural history, and see them up close.
  8. Pennagaram Vatapi Ganapathi Temple: An ancient temple dedicated to Ganesha. Visitors can admire the temple’s architecture and sculptures, and participate in the temple’s festivals.
  9. Kottai Kovil: A grand fortress-like temple with beautiful carvings. Visitors can admire the temple’s architecture and sculptures, and participate in the temple’s festivals.
  10. Chettiyapatti: A picturesque village known for its serene surroundings and vibrant rural life. Visitors can enjoy the village’s natural beauty, and experience its rural culture.

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