Highlights
- Manimuktha Dam — A dam on the Manimuktha river near Agarakottalam in Sankarapuram taluk, storing water from a tributary of the Thenpennai for irrigation. The reservoir and its surroundings are a local picnic and outing spot.
Western town by the Manimuktha reservoir.
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District capital carved from Viluppuram, base for the Kalvarayan hills and the Gomukhi dam.
NH-32/NH-38 junction town in the district's east.
Temple town on the Thenpennai river, home of the Ulagalantha Perumal Divya Desam.
The Kalvarayan (Kalrayan) Eastern Ghats hill range with its waterfalls and tribal villages.
Koovagam area of the district.
Thiyagadurgam area of the district.
Rishivandiyam area of the district.
Thirukovilur area of the district.
Parikkal area of the district.
Melnariyappanur area of the district.
Elavanasur area of the district.
Kalvarayan Hills area of the district.
Veeracholapuram area of the district.
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November to February is the coolest, most comfortable season to visit Sankarapuram and the rest of Tamil Nadu. April to June is very hot, and the October–December north-east monsoon brings the delta its main rains.