Walajabad

Walajabad is a town located in the Kanchipuram district of Tamil Nadu, India. It is situated approximately 80 kilometers south of Chennai, the state capital. The town lies on the banks of the Palar River, a significant waterway in the region. Historically, Walajabad has been an agricultural center, with paddy cultivation being a primary occupation for its residents. The area also sees the cultivation of other crops.

The administrative headquarters of the Walajabad taluk, it plays a role in the local governance and administration of the surrounding villages. The town has basic amenities including schools, healthcare facilities, and markets catering to the local population. Its connectivity is primarily through road networks, linking it to major towns and cities in Tamil Nadu. Walajabad's economy is largely dependent on agriculture and allied activities, though there are also small-scale businesses and services contributing to its economic landscape. The cultural life of Walajabad is influenced by Tamil traditions, with local festivals and religious practices being observed.