V.S.K.Valasai (V.S.K.Valasai (Dindigul-Dist.))
V.S.K.Valasai (also known as Valasai or Valasu) is a city in Dindigul district in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
V.S.K.Valasai is located 10.3154°N, 78.1513°W near the Western versant of Karandamalai Reserved Forest, and 27 km (17 mi) East of the District capital, Dindigul and 26 km (16 mi) away from Natham. The Major District Road-1111 (from Kanavaipatti to Ayyalur) is passing via V.S.K.Valasai, which connects National Highway-45 and SH-35 roads.
Karandhamalai Reserved Forest is the nearby Hill area, which is located nearly 700 meters from the village. The Major District Road-1111 (from Kanavaipatti to Ayyalur) passes via Karandhamalai Forest and is about 4 kilometers. This four kilometer way is surrounded by trees and has eight hairpin bends. There are several mountains and peaks, which will give an eagle view of V.S.K.Valasai and Dindigul East area. Also, these peaks are quiet good for trekking. There are few permanent waterfalls and many seasonable waterfalls. There are many animals and reptiles in this forest.
V.S.K.Valasai is located 10.3154°N, 78.1513°W near the Western versant of Karandamalai Reserved Forest, and 27 km (17 mi) East of the District capital, Dindigul and 26 km (16 mi) away from Natham. The Major District Road-1111 (from Kanavaipatti to Ayyalur) is passing via V.S.K.Valasai, which connects National Highway-45 and SH-35 roads.
Karandhamalai Reserved Forest is the nearby Hill area, which is located nearly 700 meters from the village. The Major District Road-1111 (from Kanavaipatti to Ayyalur) passes via Karandhamalai Forest and is about 4 kilometers. This four kilometer way is surrounded by trees and has eight hairpin bends. There are several mountains and peaks, which will give an eagle view of V.S.K.Valasai and Dindigul East area. Also, these peaks are quiet good for trekking. There are few permanent waterfalls and many seasonable waterfalls. There are many animals and reptiles in this forest.
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