kanchipuram district is placed on the north-eastern coast of Tamil Nadu, bordering to the Bay of Bengal and Chennai city. Kanchipuram is the city of thousand temples. The district has been divided into 3 revenue divisions comprising of 8 taluks with 1214 revenue villages. For development reasons, it is divided into 13 development blocks with 648 Village Panchayats. More than 126 temples in kanchi. It is one of the seven most sacred pilgrim centres for the Hindus. It is called father of silk. Temples are made with collectives of sculpture. Kanchipuram is famous for hand-woven silk fabrics and saris. The weavers use the highest quality of silk and pure gold thread. sankaracharya 'Math' is situated at Kanchipuram. Kanchipuram is hailed as textile city the place is both handloom and also a machine woven silks sarees. The sarees manufactured here are famous across the world. The climate of Kanchipuram is tropical with an almost even temperature throughout the year. During summers, the tem perature ranges between 36.6°C and 21.1°C. Winter months are mild colder and the temperatures remain between 28.7°C and 19.8°C. The average annual rainfall in the city is 87 cm.

The important tourists spots nearby here are as follows Arignar Anna Zoological Park, Mahabalipuram, Kishkintha, Uthiramerur, Queen's Land theme park, vedanthangal birds sanctuary and kalpakkam rector research centre. The most Attractions of Kanchipuram are Kamakshi Amman Temple, Kailashanathar Temple, Ekambareshwar Temple, Kumara Kottam and Varadaraja Temple. Some of the famous festivals celebrated in Kanchipuram are the Kamakshi Ammam Festival - February; Mahashivaratri festival - Kailashanatha temple in February;Float festival -Varadaraja temple in February and November ;Panguni Uthiram -Ekambareshwara temple in March-April;Brahmotsavam -Varadaraja temple in May; Garuda Sevai- Varadaraja temple in June.