Kalambur

Kalambur is a town panchayat in Polur taluk, Tiruvanamalai region in the Indian province of Tamil Nadu well known for its rice creation. Kalambur was at one time a war zone known as "Por Kalam". Por Kalam has moved toward becoming "Kalam Por" on years, which was later called as "Kalambur". Old name for the town is 'Aliyabad'. The land in Kalambur is a rich green. Most of the populace is occupied with agribusiness. The town has two lakes which serve water to town and encompassing towns.

Kalambur is noted for rice creation. The town has a few rice factories around 70 rice plants. The rice from Kalambur is provided to different parts of Tamil Nadu and the Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies. It is likewise traded to Singapore and Malaysia specifically. Kalambur has ious temple with a vital Shivan temple - Kasi Visuvanathar, Visalachi and Veera Anjineyar Hanuman sanctuary and Maariamman Temple.

Shaneeshwaran sanctuary is situated around 1.5 km from Kalambur, is put named Yeri Kuppam, which falls under Kalambur Panchayat. Relatively whole people groups of this town observe Tamil New Year's Day, and Chithirai Mudhal Naal or Lakcha deepa Thiruvizha. On this event, individuals implore Veera Anjaneyar Jai Anuman. This is the immense celebration commended each year. Individuals likewise celebrate happy event of Arulmigu Sri Drowpathi Amman Temple. On the event of Bogi Pongal individuals from the town will do pongal at Temple site and implore Maari Amman.