Mukkudal

Mukkudal is a panchayat town in Tirunelveli area in the Indian territory of Tamil Nadu. This sanctuary town arranged 20 km west of Tirunelveli on the banks of the perpetual stream Tamirabarani. It is renowned for the extensive Muthumalai Amman Temple, very old and well known sanctuary Sriman Narayanaswamy Kovil and Raamaswami kovil Temple. It is an independent town in regard to essential luxuries. Mukkudal had a populace of 14,983. Guys comprise 49% of the populace and females 51%. Mukkudal has a normal education rate of 88.15%, higher than the state normal of 80.09%: male proficiency is 93.80%, and female education is 82.89%. In Mukkudal, 11.11% of the populace is under 6 years old.

The most important attraction in this cities Sri Muthumalaimman temple for a yearly celebration in July. Here Ten days celebration is praised. Moreover another exceptionally renowned, extremely old sanctuary Srimann Narayanaswamy kovil and Sri Seethadevi sametha Ramaswamy Temple situated in West huge Bazaar is likewise an acclaimed sanctuary with numerous divinities which are being venerated from antiquated times. Here three days celebration is praised amid May. Additionally, the town has Mukkudal Holy Grace Church. The congregation is a vacation destination also and is a principle place of love for christians around the region.