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he Kollimalai Hills is situated within the Eastern Ghats at an elevation of 1300 meters in the Namakkal District of Tamil Nadu. It is a famous road trip destination known for its 70 hairpin bends. These hills are renowned for their rich abundance of medicinal plants that flourish on their slopes. Visitors interested in exploring the area can enjoy attractions such as the Arapaleswarar Temple, the Horticulture Farm, the Herbal Farm, Agaya Gangai waterfalls, the Boat House, Peryaswamy Temple, Ettukai Amman Temple, Pineapple farms, View Point, and the Telescope House. Additionally, one can relish specialties like Attukalkilangu soup which is known for its taste and medicinal properties, particularly beneficial for alleviating knee pain. The Valvil Ori festival is celebrated annually in August, adding to the cultural vibrancy of the region.
Depart Erode early (around 6:00 AM) and enjoy a scenic 3‑hour drive to the foothills of Kolli Hills. Upon arrival, check in to your guesthouse, freshen up, and take a brief walk through the local market to sample fresh fruit and banana chips. After a hearty lunch, embark on a guided trek to the revered Arapaleeswarar Temple, perched atop the hills. The trail offers panoramic views, and the temple’s ancient stone carvings provide a glimpse into regional history. Evening: Descend to the Kolli Viewpoint to watch the sunset paint the valleys in gold. Enjoy a traditional South Indian dinner at the guesthouse, featuring locally sourced vegetables and millet roti.
Start with a short drive to the Vettangudi Waterfalls, where a gentle hike leads to a refreshing cascade ideal for photo‑ops and a quick dip. Continue to the nearby Pillayar Temple, famed for its intricate sculptures. Visit the Kolli Tea Estate for a guided walk through the tea gardens and a tasting session of aromatic teas. Enjoy a light lunch at the estate’s cafeteria, overlooking the rolling green slopes. Return to the Home.