The Agasthiyamalai range of the western ghats as seen from the rainshadow region of Tirunelveli, India. The southwest monsoon brings rain up to the ghats in Kerala while the other side in Tamil Nadu remains dry. The city is considered to be one of the oldest in the Indian subcontinent, with a history that dates back to 1000 BC. The city is located on the west bank of the perennial river, Thamirabarani.
Ambasamudram - A small town (a.k.a Ambai) in the foothills of Western Ghats is one of the five taluk headquarters of the district. Ambasamudram serves as the main transit point for Papanasam, Manimuthar, Courtallam and for Sabarimala devotees going through Shengottai. Situated in the banks of the perennial river Tamirabarani, it is one of the most pristine and fertile towns of the district. The town is famous for its Wooden Handicrafts (Kadasal). There is a famous temple named Agasthiyar Kovil and it was named because of some true incidents.
Here are some pictures from this part of the world:
Here are some pictures from this part of the world:
Sunset at Manimuthar Dam
Water getting to the township from Manimuthar Dam
A good place to take refreshing bath
A place for a evening walk
A sence from Ambai Night life
