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Ganapathichettikulam
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Ganapathichettikulam is a small village near Pondicherry on the south eastern coast of India. The main occupation is Agriculture and fishing. Ganapathichettikulam has several temples, most notably Lord Ganapathi's temple, Goddess Kangeyammman's temple and Goddess Kamalakanniamman's Temple.
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