Constructed across the Aliyar River, the Aliyar Dam is a popular picnic spot and offers a great view of the surrounding mountains and forests. There are boating facilities at the reservoir and a park for children to play.
A serene waterfall in the midst of lush green forests, Monkey Falls is a great place to take a dip and relax. Beware of monkeys who may try to snatch your belongings. There are small shops selling snacks and refreshments near the falls.
This restaurant serves delicious South Indian food made with fresh ingredients grown in their farm. The ambiance is rustic and peaceful, with a view of the farm. Do try their famous banana leaf meal.
Spanning over 958 sq.km, the Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary houses diverse flora and fauna. Visitors can go on a jeep safari to spot animals like tigers, elephants, and leopards. The park is closed on Tuesdays.
Located in the picturesque Amaravathi Nagar, the Amaravathi Dam offers a scenic view of the mountains and the reservoir. There are boating facilities available or you can simply take a leisurely stroll along the dam.
Ancient temple nestled in the foothills of the Western Ghats, the Varadhamalai Murugan Temple is a peaceful spot to catch a glimpse of traditional Tamil architecture. The temple is closed from 1PM to 4 PM.
Do not miss the view from the Monkey Falls viewpoint, located a short hike from the falls. Another popular attraction is the Topslip Tiger Reserve, where you can take a guided trek or a jeep safari and spot rare birds and animals. For those interested in history, a visit to the ancient Jain temple at Karuvoor is recommended.