Aralvaimozhi

Aralvaimozhi is a panchayat town in Kanniyakumari District in the province of Tamil Nadu, India. It is a residential community arranged in southern India. Aralvaimozhi is close to the Muppandal wind cultivate. This ranch is the biggest in Asia and supplies the villagers with power for work. It is outstanding for being the best wellspring of twist vitality in Asia. The ranch is situated close to the once ruined town of Muppandal. Aralvaimozhi is celebrated for a Catholic church situated in the slope of Kattadi malai where Devasahayam Pillai was martyred.

Aralvaimozhi is an imperative mountain go through the Western Ghats which prompts the West and a large number of the attacks looked by the Chera and the successor kingdoms came by means of the ghat. The name "Aral" was gotten from the post constructed and kept up by the leaders of Venad and later by the kingdom of Travancore to guard the kingdom from attacks from the east locales. The post was caught by the English East India Company in 1809 from the fighters faithful to Velu Thampi Dalawa. The remaining parts of the stronghold can be seen close railroad station; yet dismissed by both rail route and paleohistory divisions. Railroad station spelled "Aralvaymozhi", with station code AAY is arranged here. It is associating numerous workers of ISRO_ Mahendragiri grounds.