Enjoy a refreshing start to your day with a visit to Suruli Waterfall. Nestled in the Western Ghats, this waterfall offers a serene and picturesque view. Witness the beautiful sight of water cascading down from a height of 150 feet, surrounded by lush greenery. The falls is known for its medicinal properties, and locals believe that the water can heal diseases. You can also visit the nearby Suruli Velappar temple with its mystical aura and peaceful ambiance.
After enjoying the beauty of the waterfall, head to Vaigai Dam, one of the oldest and biggest dams in South India. Built across the Vaigai River, this dam is a perfect example of modern engineering and architecture. Surrounded by lush green forests, it is an ideal place to relax and enjoy nature's beauty. Do try boating here! It's very serene and calm.
Meghamalai is a tranquil hill station, often called the High Wavy Mountains, located in the Western Ghats. It is the perfect place to connect with nature and offers stunning views of the hills and lush Munnar tea gardens. Meghamalai is known for its serene and calm ambiance and is ideal to unwind and soak in the cool breeze-in a purely laid-back manner. One can also visit the Highwavys Dam.
The Sothuparai Dam is a tranquil oasis and an ideal spot for nature lovers. Surrounded by rolling hills with a serene lake on one side, this place is picture-perfect! It's peaceful and serene atmosphere fills you with calm. A perfect spot to embrace the scenic beauty and to have a cup of coffee. A perfect Insta worthy click!
Next on your list is Kumbakkarai Falls, a hidden gem nestled among the Palani Hills. The water cascades down from a height of 87 feet and offers a breathtaking view of the nature. The trek to the falls is a refreshing experience. The surroundings are lush, and one can explore the greenery. Take a bath in the pond at the foot of the falls to complete the experience.
This itinerary covers the top tourist destinations in Theni. If you have more time, you may add the following places to your list: Theni Temple, Mariamman Kovil, and Thekkady Wildlife Sanctuary. However, if you're short on time, you may exclude Kumbakkarai Falls. Don't forget to carry sunglasses, hats, and sunscreen lotion to protect yourself from the sun. Make sure to carry some water and snacks as it is difficult to find good places for food in remote areas. It would be best to start your day early, and carry along an umbrella and raincoat during the monsoon season.