Musiri

Musiri is a Panchayat town in the Tiruchirappalli area in the Indian province of Tamil Nadu. It has a normal height of 82 meters 269 feet. The first name of this town was "Musukundapuri", named after a Chola lord Musukundan. This is evident from the reverential melody formed on the nearby Vishnu aficionados in Agrahaaram zone where Brahmins live. Different sanctuaries incorporate Chandra Mauleeswara Shiva sanctuary, Angaalamman sanctuary, three Maariyamman sanctuaries separated from a congregation and a masjid.

The town is associated with Kulithalai town by a 1.45-kilometer-long 0.90 mi connect crosswise over waterway Kaveri. Agriculture is the primary occupation in this town situated on the northern bank of Kaveri stream having an expansive width of more than 1km. The harvests incorporate paddy, sugar stick, banana and vegetables. Korai grass Reed tangle/Chatai tangle weaving is done here. Musiri is a different gathering voting demographic falling under Perambalur Parliamentary voting public. It is a Taluk and Revenue Division central command in Tiruchirappalli District of Tamil Nadu state in India.