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#kumbakonam #kumbakonamTemples #Kudanthai Kumbakonam is the largest city in delta district. Kumbakonam is called the Temple city of India. Kumbakonam is full of temples. Every street, road, locality has a prominent temple. kumbakonam is popular for the Betal Leaf Combination (Vettrilai Cheeval) and for the thick-strong coffee. kumbakonam is bounded by two rivers - " River Cauvery" on the north and "River Arasalar" on the south. Some of India's world renowned scholars and intellectuals hail from Kumbakonam including the genius mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujam. The Town High School and the Kumbakonam Arts College are the grand old centres of education with the latter built on the banks of River Cauvery (kaveri) sometimes referred to as the Cambridge of South India. It has an excellent road link to all the navagraha temples (gods representing nine planets). The town which was originally a religious town become an industrial center during last quarter of the 19th Century and early period of 20th century. Predominance was gained for Silk Industries and Metal manufacturing. kumbakonam kumbakonam road kumbakonam temples #kumbakonam kumbakonam temple kumbakonam city kumbakonam ride kumbakonam india namma kumbakonam kumbakonam hd video kumbakonam youtube kumbakonam perumal kumbakonam district kumbakonam kovil list kumbakonam mahamaham temples in kumbakonam kumbakonam divyadesam kumbakonam tourist place kumbakonam tourist places india kumbakonam all temples kumbakonam nh The major supplier of silk sarees to the Indian market is the Kumbakonam silk industry. All the South Indian Brass Pooja articles and utensils are manufactured in Kumbakonam and these articles are manufactured nowhere in South India other than Kumbakonam. KuthuVilakku and Statues are the famous articles. Stainless Steel utensils are manufactured. Betelnuts, Suparis are manufactured in Kumbakonam. Brass ornamental Lamps (Kuthuvilakku) are also manufactured in Naachiyar Kovil. It is near by Kumbakonam just 8 km towards Tiruvarur. Kumbakonam is one of the ancient temple towns and among the top tourist places in India, flanked by the two rivers Cauvery and Arasalar, of Tamil Nadu. The name Kumbakonam means the Pot’s Corner. According to mythology, when the world was destructed due to the tsunami, Lord Brahma asked Lord Shiva, from where he can restart creation. He suggested him to make a magic pot with the sand collected from various sacred places and float it in the floodwater. Kumbakonam is the place where the pot stopped and then Lord Shiva shot an arrow, which led to the spilling of some nectar on this place, and thus life was revived on the earth. Once ruled by kings, Kumbakonam rose to be a prominent city between the 7th and 9th centuries AD. The town reached the zenith of its prosperity during the British Raj and was named as Cambridge of South for the being the prominent center of European education and Hindu culture.