Alavarmangalam

Alavarmangalam is a village located in the Thanjavur district of Tamil Nadu, India. It is situated in the Mayiladuthurai taluk, approximately 30 kilometers from the district headquarters of Thanjavur. The village is part of the delta region of the River Cauvery, which contributes to its fertile agricultural land.

The primary occupation in Alavarmangalam is agriculture, with paddy cultivation being the most significant crop. Other crops grown in the region include sugarcane, pulses, and vegetables. The village is home to a mixed population of different communities, with their livelihoods predominantly tied to the agricultural sector.

Alavarmangalam has a few basic amenities, including a primary school and a local temple. The nearest major town with more comprehensive facilities like a hospital and market is Mayiladuthurai. The village's economy is largely dependent on the agricultural output and the prices of commodities in the regional markets. Connectivity to other parts of the district is maintained through local bus services. The general lifestyle in Alavarmangalam is reflective of a rural South Indian village, characterized by community ties and traditional practices.