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Vaikuntham
Neighborhood in Salem, Tamil Nadu, India From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Vaikuntham is a neighborhood in Sankagiri taluk, Salem district, India. Vaikuntham is located near to Salem on NH 47 (Salem to Coimbatore). There is a Toll Plaza located near Vaikuntham.
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Facilities
Vaikuntham has a bank, school, telephone exchange, post office, Aavin milk booth, and Santhai (vegetable market) on every Tuesday where local farmers gather and sell their vegetables and goods.
Worshipping
Temple
Selli Amman Temple
The Selli Amman (Sellandiyamman) Temple is a well known and famous temple around in this village. Every year in the month of November, four days festival at this temple is being conducted. All native villagers across the states in India gather with their family members and enjoy the festival. Typical folk dances, bull embracing, Oyilaattam, Giant wheel, etc will be present in the temple ground for peoples amusement.
Church
Bethel Blessing church (that which is beside of Saravana Bhavan Hotel) is a non-denominational, evangelical church founded in 1970s. Speaker Isaac is the Senior Pastor of Bethel Blessing church. Having Every Sunday church service at 10am.
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Subneighborhood
Kaali Patti privu
Kaali Patti Privu is a sub village of Vaikuntham. Here is a hospital, village administrative office and EB office.
Farmers weekly market
Every Tuesdays farmers conduct a one day market in vaikuntham where nearby people gather and purchase and sell the vegetables and goods.
Transportation
Vaikuntham and Kali patti pirivu have 24-hour bus transportation. Every half an hour it has bus transportation to Salem, Sankgiri, Erode, Bavani.
Educational institutions
Vaikuntham has a government higher secondary school and Amman matriculation school.
Hospital
Nearby located is a government primary clinic; Muthusamy clinic.
People and occupations
Occupations of villagers are mostly agriculture, rope making and textile.
References
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