Tiruvannamalai district

Tiruvannamalai is an administrative district in Tamil Nadu featuring diverse landscapes ranging from hills to plains. The region contains multiple administrative blocks and villages organized across different revenue areas.

The district was established as an independent administrative territory in 1989 following the reorganization of the former North Arcot region. This administrative change created the current structure of the area.

The Sri Arunachaleswarar Temple remains the spiritual center of daily life for residents, drawing crowds during religious festivals and ceremonies throughout the year. Locals and pilgrims gather here to pray and participate in traditions that have shaped community identity for generations.

The district is organized into multiple administrative blocks that provide local services for residents and visitors. The infrastructure allows travelers to explore different parts of the region and navigate between communities.

The Jawadhu Hills within the district contain natural waterfalls and lakes that offer outdoor activities for visitors interested in nature. These natural sites remain less crowded compared to other attractions in the region.

Location: Tamil Nadu

Inception: 1989

Capital city: Tiruvannamalai

Shares border with: Vellore district

Website: http://tiruvannamalai.tn.nic.in

GPS coordinates: 12.51000,79.09000

Latest update: December 17, 2025 08:55