Ulundurpet

Ulundurpet is a town and municipality located in the Cuddalore district of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. It is situated approximately 40 kilometers south of the district headquarters, Cuddalore, and is a significant junction point for road transport in the region. The town lies on the National Highway 77, which connects Salem to Tindivanam, and is also intersected by State Highway 68. This strategic location makes Ulundurpet a busy commercial hub and a vital transit point for travelers.

The economy of Ulundurpet is primarily driven by agriculture and trade. The surrounding areas are fertile and support the cultivation of crops such as paddy, groundnuts, and sugarcane. The weekly market in Ulundurpet is a notable feature, attracting farmers and traders from surrounding villages. The town also has a developing industrial presence, with small and medium-sized enterprises contributing to its economic activity.

Historically, Ulundurpet has been an important administrative and trading center. Its development has been influenced by its geographical positioning, facilitating the movement of goods and people. The town is served by a local railway station, further enhancing its connectivity. Educational institutions and healthcare facilities are available, catering to the needs of the local population and nearby communities. The cultural landscape of Ulundurpet is typical of many towns in Tamil Nadu, with local festivals and traditions being observed.