Moolachel, or Moolachy, is a village in the Kanniyakumari District on the southern tip of India. It is located near Padmanabhapuram Palace, and Thuckalay is the nearest town. Marthandam and Nagercoil are also nearby town centers. The population is primarily employed in agriculture. However, recent improvements in education have helped residents diversify their economic opportunities and emigrate to different countries. A channel runs across the village, with a 1.5-meter-wide gate to drain water at kollankonam, during flood season. Google Earth Location
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Moolachel, or Moolachy, is a village in the Kanniyakumari District on the southern tip of India. It is located near Padmanabhapuram Palace, and Thuckalay is the nearest town. Marthandam and Nagercoil are also nearby town centers. The population is primarily employed in agriculture. However, recent improvements in education have helped residents diversify their economic opportunities and emigrate to different countries. The village is home to a CSI church (CSI Hacker Memorial Church), which runs a creche and a matriculation school, though people of many religions live here. A government high school and TNEB SubStation/Office are also in Moolachel. A channel runs across the village, with a 1.5-meter-wide gate to drain water at kollankonam, during flood season. An organization named Glaring Sports Club is running successfully and encouraging kabbadi, volleyball, co co, and various cultural activities. The club was founded by Mr. Paul D Silas and Mr. Devaraj and 20 others in the 1980s. The people of Moolachel are famous for agriculture products such as bananas, coconuts, Ayurvedic medicine plants, vegetables, rubber, and (in recent years) karrupukatti. Important areas in the city include Valiavilai, Christu Nager, Saralvilai, Manali, Paalapazhi, Kannankarai Vilai. Kattuvilai, Valanvilai and kollankonam, poovan vilai, Keezha Moolachel etc. Moolachel is near Padmanabhapuram Palace. Historically Moolachel was famous for Silambam, Kaliai and vermakalai. Google Earth Location
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