Thiuvallur, Chennai

Thiruvallur, also known as temple town is a district of Indian state Tamil Nadu. The demography exhibits a good mixture of both urban and rural interactions worth urban domination in the east and a tinge of Andhra culture in the south as well as in the northern stretch. The city has a history of rulers from Pallavas to nawab sending in British rule. The sex ration here is fair, and the literacy rate is also higher than the national average literacy rate.  Situated near the banks of cooum river, this city is famous for Veeraraghavar temple, a sacred shrine. Religious tourism is the primary reason for tourist attraction in this city. So, it's go to area for those who love temples. There are many temples such as Siva temple, RI Maharuthra Kali Amman temple, Viswasroopa Pancha Mukha Hanuman temple and the famous Raghuveera temple which can be explored by the tourists. The city has well-connected roads and train network. With Chennai international airport just 26 miles from the city reaching airport take Less than an hour. It is well connected with buses and taxi services. The suburban railway network here has a west and west north line connecting Chennai to Arakkonam and Tiruttani respectively. The metropolitan transport corporation runs bus services that facilitate easy movement and connects the district to other important places. With fairly good literacy rate thiruvallur is known for some educational institutions like Hindu college, John Bosco arts and science college, Priyadarshini dental college and Sri Venkateshwara college of engineering.It's a rapidly developing district with industries like Ashok Leyland, HPCL, Hindustan motors and other prominent industrial estates all of that sums up and enhances the strategic importance of this district.