Sivakasi
Tamil Nadu, India
About Sivakasi
The fireworks capital of India and a major printing and matchbox manufacturing hub, producing 90% of India's fireworks, 60% of safety matches, and a significant portion of printed materials. Known as Little Japan for its industrial prowess and work ethic, this small town in Virudhunagar district has an outsized impact on celebrations across India. The nearby Ayyanar Falls in the scenic Western Ghats and the ancient Srivilliputhur Andal Temple (one of the 108 Divya Desams) offer natural and spiritual respite.
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