Ambasamudram

Ambasamudram is a small but picturesque town situated in the Tirunelveli locale of Tamil Nadu. The Tamirabarani stream keeps running close by and it is arranged on the lower regions of the Western Ghats. Its sister town, Kallidaikurichi, is on the contrary bank of the Tamirabarani waterway. Consequently, the town is sprawling with characteristic excellence and greenery. Ambasamudram is likewise known by the name of Vilankurichi. It was the seat of the holy person Agastiyar who contributed enormously to the Tamil dialect a few thousand years back.

The word Ambasamudram is gotten from the two words Amba and Samundar. The place was initiated with this name as the place thrived with sanctuaries and water bodies. The town is outstanding for its beautiful crafted works cut out of wood. The town is additionally known to house different sanctuaries and places of worship. The place houses numerous sanctuaries, for example, Papanasam Papanasar Temple, Melaseval Navaneethakrishnan Temple, Melaseval Megalingeshwarar Temple and Melaseval Venogopalaswamy Temple.

Be that as it may, the greatest fascination of the place is the Mundanthurai-Kalakad Tiger Reserve. The celebration of customary durbar is praised each year in the period of Aadi which draws a ton of travelers. Different spots of vacationer intrigue are Papanasam dam, Agasthiyar falls, Manimutthaar Dam and Waterfall, Karaiyar Dam, Manjolai Hills and Vikramasingapuram. Voyagers visiting Ambasamudram must not neglect to taste their well known 'Kai Murukku' and get a portion of their popular grass mats known by the name 'Paai'.