Veppanapalli block

Veppanapalli is a town in the Krishnagiri district of Tamil Nadu, India.

Religious Places

Church
  • God's Grace Church, it's a oldest, famous and Spiritual Church located in Veppanapalli. Founder and President Rev.P.T.Abraham and Pastor Gideon Smith ( Here Amazing Worship, Manifestation of God's presence, Wonderful Message and Life Reformation. )

Temples
  • Ramar Kovil, Veppanapalli, is the temple oldest and famous, located in Budimutlu near the Govt Girls Higher Secondary School.
  • Sri Nagareswara Temple located in Budimutlu near the Veppanapalli.
  • Pachaimalai Murugan Temple, Veppanapalli to Berigai Road, Karakuppam.
  • Vinayagar Temple, near Pachaimalai Murugan Temple, Karakuppam.
  • Omshakthi Temple, near Pachaimalai Murugan Temple, Karakuppam
  • Panjamuga Anjineyar Kovil, Veppanapalli
  • Saneesvarar Kovil, Veppanapalli
  • Mariyamman Kovil, Jedukothur
  • Basaveswaran Temple, Avalnatham
  • Basaveswara Temple, Gollapalli
  • Basaveswara Temple, Berigai main road, near Theertham, Podur.
  • Sri Anjanaya Temple, Jedukothur, Nachikuppam Panchayat, Krishnagiri Dt
  • Sri Badrakaaliyamman Temple, Sigaramaagaanapalli,near Veppanapalli

Mosques
  • Jamia Masjid, Veppanapalli.
  • Madina Masjid, bus stand, Veppanapalli
  • Ghousiya Masjid, near register office, Veppanapalli
  • Qhuba Masjid, Veppanapalli
  • Suhail Masjid, PGB Petrol Bunk, Veppanapalli

Schools
  • Government Girls Higher Secondary School Veppanapalli
  • Government Boys Higher Secondary School Veppanapalli
  • Manavaranapalli Govt Higher Secondary School, Manavaranapalli
  • Vailankani Matric Higher Secondary School, Veppanapalli
  • Shri Maruthi Matric Higher Secondary School, V. Madepalli
  • Sri Sathya Sai Higher Secondary School, Kundarapalli
  • Sri Saraswathi Matric Higher Secondary School Ideal Academy (CBSE), Kundharapalli
  • Boys High School, Veppanapalli
  • Girls High School, Veppanapalli
  • Elementary school, Veppanapalli

References
    • "Map of revenue blocks of Krishnagiri district". Government of Tamil Nadu.


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