Bangarupalem

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Klkreddy83 05:17, 5 April 2007 (UTC)Lakshmikar Reddy

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BANGARUPALYAM

Bangarupalyam is a town of about 6000 residents. Located in Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh state in India. It's about 20 km from district capital, and 20 km from Palamaner, a near by town.

It is also the "mandal" head quarter, consists of about 25 small villages.

It is near to "KANIPAKKAM", a famous temple of Lord Ganesh.(Around 16 km).

The main business in this village is trading of crop produced by near by villages.

Bangarupalyam is famous for its Mango crop which is produced by near by villages. Bangarupalyam stands as the best in the production and export of mango pulp to other contries.

Bangarupalyam is also famous for Jamindari family.

It is located on the National Highway (NH4).

Postal code: 517416

STD code: 08573

                                                                                             (Lakshmikar Reddy K)
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