Culture
Telugu is the language of the natives. The town is located between the two district Head Quarters, Nellore and Ongole, so the town's culture is a mix of both the Nellore and Ongole cultures. Kavali has lot of Educational Institutes, so the town has lot of students from different regions of Andhra Pradesh. Rice and seafood are the most consumed foods in Kavali due to its coastal border. People in this town will prefer to have Dosa, Idli, Pongal_(dish), Upma as morning break fast & Bonda, Bajji, Masala Vada_(food) as evening snacks. Many Muslims and Christians also live in the town. Masjids and Churches are plenty in the town. "Urusu" is worth watching for its diversified culture. The significant Vysya (business) community is famous for their clothes business.
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