Aravakurichi

Aravakurichi is a panchayat town and a Taluk home office in Karur area in the province of Tamil Nadu, India. Aravakurichi is likewise a taluk. Aravakurichi is notable in Tamil Nadu as a noteworthy market for Moringa oleifera vegetable. Various sanctuaries, mosques and holy places are found in Aravakurichi. Shivan sanctuary in Kovilur close Aravakurichi. This shiva sanctuary is over 2000 years of age. Both the Shiva and the Ambal places of worship confront east.

This shivasthalam has been disparaged by the lords of Pandiya Naadu and many shake cut engravings of Pandiya Period have been found in this sanctuary. Aravakurichi is an agrarian commercial center and Taluk base camp. Aravakurichi is India's significant market for Moringa oleifera. Aravakurichi is likewise an inside for horticultural engines, pumps, hardware and extras. Aravakurichi has been an awesome hit with many burdens being transported to a few States, including Maharashtra, Gujarat, Delhi, Rajasthan, Haryana, West Bengal, Orissa, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala.

The Aravakurichi trim is celebrated internationally for its taste and it draws in brokers who come in crowds to purchase the produce. More than 40,000 sections of land in the district and a large portion of the harvest brought up in Aravakurichi region is conveyed to unique drumstick shandies that are as a rule briefly settled at Aravakurichi, Esanatham, Indra Nagar, Pallappatti, Andipattikottai and Malaikovilur from where merchants from inside the State and outside get them in lorry loads and transport them to different goals.