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	'''Pazhavanthangal''' (also called '''Palavanthangal''') is a southern neighbourhood of [[Chennai]], [[India]]. It is served by the [[Pazhavanthangal railway station]] of the [[Chennai Suburban Railway Network\|Beach-Tambaram suburban railway route]] in Chennai. It is one of the neighborhoods that is very close to the [[Chennai International Airport]].		'''Pazhavanthangal''' (also called '''Palavanthangal''') is a southern neighbourhood of [[Chennai]], [[India]]. It is served by the [[Pazhavanthangal railway station]] of the [[Chennai Suburban Railway Network\|Beach-Tambaram suburban railway route]] in Chennai. It is one of the neighborhoods that is very close to the [[Chennai International Airport]].

	Named after the small settlement with the same name adjoining the station, the railway station also caters to the bigger region of [[Nanganallur]]. This station came into being in the 1970s and lies between [[St. Thomas Mount]] and [[Meenambakkam]] railway stations. This serves as the railway node to the ~~famous~~ Vembuli Amman ~~[[koil]]~~, Rajarajeshwari ~~koil~~ and the 32 feet ~~Anjaneyar Temple~~ and the adjoining temples of Nanganallur. Close to it is the Palavanthangal subway which serves as the main road entry to Nanganallur from the GST Road.		Named after the small settlement with the same name adjoining the station, the railway station also caters to the bigger region of [[Nanganallur]]. This station came into being in the 1970s and lies between [[St. Thomas Mount]] and [[Meenambakkam]] railway stations. This serves as the [[railway node]] to the Vembuli Amman Temple, Rajarajeshwari Temple and the Anjaneyar Temple with a 32-feet idol of [[Hanuman]] and the adjoining temples of Nanganallur. Close to it is the Palavanthangal subway which serves as the main road entry to Nanganallur from the GST Road.

	Palavanthangal was anglicised from its original name Pallavan Thaangal. The area and its neighborhoods were ruled by Pallava rulers; there was a water tank which was dug by one of the Pallava rulers during his regime. The place around the water tank was called ''thaangal'' in Tamil. As it was built by a Pallava king, the place was known as Pallavanthaangal. The area is one of many settlements of Kamma Naidu during the reign of king Krishnadevarayar.		Palavanthangal was anglicised from its original name Pallavan Thaangal. The area and its neighborhoods were ruled by Pallava rulers; there was a water tank which was dug by one of the Pallava rulers during his regime. The place around the water tank was called ''thaangal'' in Tamil. As it was built by a Pallava king, the place was known as Pallavanthaangal. The area is one of many settlements of Kamma Naidu during the reign of king Krishnadevarayar.

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'''Pazhavanthangal''' (also called '''Palavanthangal''') is a southern neighbourhood of [[Chennai]], [[India]]. It is served by the [[Pazhavanthangal railway station]] of the [[Chennai Suburban Railway Network|Beach-Tambaram suburban railway route]] in Chennai. It is one of the neighborhoods that is very close to the [[Chennai International Airport]].

Named after the small settlement with the same name adjoining the station, the railway station also caters to the bigger region of [[Nanganallur]]. This station came into being in the 1970s and lies between [[St. Thomas Mount]] and [[Meenambakkam]] railway stations. This serves as the railway node to the famous Vembuli Amman [[koil]], Rajarajeshwari koil and the 32 feet Anjaneyar Temple and the adjoining temples of Nanganallur. Close to it is the Palavanthangal subway which serves as the main road entry to Nanganallur from the GST Road.

Palavanthangal was anglicised from its original name Pallavan Thaangal. The area and its neighborhoods were ruled by Pallava rulers; there was a water tank which was dug by one of the Pallava rulers during his regime. The place around the water tank was called ''thaangal'' in Tamil. As it was built by a Pallava king, the place was known as Pallavanthaangal. The area is one of many settlements of Kamma Naidu during the reign of king Krishnadevarayar.

An Air India colony, a quarter for the employees of Air India, the Kendriya Vidyalaya School and the Trident Hotel are all located near Pazhavanthangal station.

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{{Neighborhoods of Chennai}}
{{Areas of Chennai}}
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[[Category:Neighbourhoods in Chennai]]

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