mangánalapú

Manganalapu is a small village located in the Chitoor district of Andhra Pradesh, India. The village is situated at an elevation of approximately 212 meters above sea level. The climate in Manganalapu is typically tropical with significant rainfall during the monsoon season.

The economy of Manganalapu is primarily based on agriculture, with many residents engaging in farming activities. The fertile soil and favorable climate in the area contribute to a rich agricultural production of crops such as paddy, soybeans, and cotton.

Culturally, Manganalapu draws from the rich heritage of Andhra Pradesh. The village has a number of temples dedicated to various deities, showcasing the region's predominant semi-Hindu and Dravidian traditions. Various festivals and celebrations are observed throughout the year, including the annual Navaratri festival.

In terms of education, Manganalapu has a few primary schools that provide basic education up to high school level. However, students seeking higher education often travel to nearby towns and cities.

According to the 2011 census, the population of Manganalapu is approximately 5,000. The majority of the residents speak Telugu, the official language of Andhra Pradesh, and follow Hinduism. Over the years, the village has witnessed progress in terms of infrastructure and amenities, with the establishment of basic public facilities such as roads, electricity, and a water supply system.