Devadhanapatti

Devadanapatti is a panchayat town in Periyakulam Taluk, Theni area in the Madurai Region, province of Tamil Nadu, India. This town is situated at the lower regions of Kodaikanal Hills. Moongilinai Kamatchi Amman sanctuary is one of the acclaimed sanctuaries arranged here. The name Devadanapatti is a mix of two Tamil words devadanam which implies gave to or skilled to and patti, which implies town. So the significance of Devadanapatti is a town skilled to the divine beings. You can visit this place with your loved ones. There is an extremely old Kamakshi Temple here.

It is called Moongilanai Kamakshi sanctuary. The principle entryway of this sanctuary is never opened and poojas are performed just to the entryway. Maha Shiatri Tamil month of Masi on March is the main celebration which is commended in this sanctuary. This sanctuary story is depicted in the Tamil film "Mahashakti Mariamman". Starting at 2001 India enumeration, Devadanapatti had a populace of 13,772. Guys comprise half of the populace and females half. Devadanapatti has a normal education rate of 60%, higher than the national normal of 59.5%: male proficiency is 69% and, female education is 52%. In Devadanapatti, 12% of the populace is under 6 years old.