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Thiruvallur (Tamil Nadu): Thiruvallur, located in the northern part of Tamil Nadu, is a city known for its historical significance, religious sites, and agricultural activities. The city is named after the revered saint-poet Thiruvalluvar, whose famous work, the "Tirukkural," is a cornerstone of Tamil literature. Thiruvallur is an important religious center, with many temples dedicated to Hindu deities, including the Thiruvallur Veeraraghava Perumal Temple. The region has a strong agricultural base, with crops like rice, groundnuts, and sugarcane being widely cultivated. Thiruvallur?s proximity to Chennai, the state capital, makes it an important industrial hub, with growing infrastructure and connectivity. The district also houses several lakes, including the Pulicat Lake, which is famous for birdwatching and is an important ecosystem for migratory birds. The city celebrates traditional Tamil festivals such as Pongal and Tamil New Year with great enthusiasm. Thiruvallur is also known for its folk arts, including dance forms like Karagattam and Koothu, which are part of the local culture. The development of industrial zones and better connectivity has led to economic growth in the region, while preserving its cultural and religious heritage.