Koodaavalla

Koodaavalla is a village located in the Kanchipuram district of Tamil Nadu, India. It falls under the administration of the Thirukalukundram taluk. The village is situated in a rural setting, with agriculture being a primary occupation for many of its residents. The local economy is largely dependent on farming, with crops such as paddy, groundnuts, and various vegetables being cultivated in the surrounding lands.

The area is known for its natural landscape, characterized by agricultural fields and smaller water bodies that support the irrigation needs of the region. Koodaavalla has a local temple dedicated to a presiding deity, which serves as a central point for community gatherings and religious activities. The village infrastructure includes basic amenities like a Panchayat office, a school, and a public distribution system shop.

Transportation to and from Koodaavalla is facilitated by local bus services connecting it to nearby towns and larger cities within the district. The proximity to the Bay of Bengal influences the local climate, which is generally tropical. Residents of Koodaavalla often engage in traditional crafts and activities, contributing to the cultural fabric of the region. The village is part of a larger administrative division that oversees several such rural settlements, focusing on development and welfare initiatives.