Around the resort
Waterfalls, viewpoints, an ancient hill temple and terraced gardens — all within a short drive of the resort.
Waterfall
The most famous fall in Kolli Hills, dropping 300 feet behind the Arapaleeswarar temple. Reaching the base means descending more than 1,000 steep steps, so it is a proper trek rather than a stroll.
Waterfall
A medium-sized fall that is far easier to reach than Agaya Gangai, which makes it the favourite with families. Bathing is safe here and parking is close by.
Temple
An ancient temple to Lord Shiva, believed to have been built by the chieftain Valvil Ori in the first century CE. The Dravidian stonework and old inscriptions are worth the visit on their own.
Waterfall
A peaceful waterfall surrounded by the natural beauty of Kolli Hills, offering a refreshing spot to enjoy the cool water and greenery.
Viewpoint
A tourism-department viewpoint looking straight down the valley. Come early for clouds sitting below you, or late for the sunset.
Nature
Maintained by the state horticulture department, with exotic plants, medicinal herbs, a rose garden and a small eco-park that children enjoy.
Nature
A government farm growing medicinal herbs across a wide stretch of the hills. Genuine Ayurvedic and Siddha preparations can be bought at the counter.
Our travel desk can map out a two-day route through the falls, viewpoints and temples, and arrange a vehicle with a driver who knows the bends.
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