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Coimbatore to Valparai tour package

Coimbatore

Coimbatore, the second largest city in Tamil Nadu, photographically located on the banks of the River Noyyal, is also called 'Manchester of South India'. Coimbatore, also known as Kovai, is a welcoming place with the backdrop of hustle-bustle and charm of activity and industry.
From ancient temples to classy modern houses, from majestic mountains to jaw-dropping waterfalls, from mouth-watering cuisine to nice weather all year round, Coimbatore has everything you might possibly need to make for a perfect holiday experience. 

Coimbatore is home to a huge statue of Lord Shiva, known as the Adiyogi Shiva Statue, which is 112 feet tall. This architectural masterpiece is featured in the Guinness Book of World Records and is a very popular tourist spot in Coimbatore.

Camping and trekking in Coimbatore are very common activities to do, so don't forget to check out the most exciting trekking trails the city has to offer, such as the Dhoni Hills, the Vellari Mala, the Perumal Mountain, and the Thalaiyar Falls trek, if you're looking for a thrill. Coimbatore 's official name has been changed to Koyampuththoor. It was done in order to change the city's name closer to its original name in Tamil.

Coimbatore tourist places

At a towering height of 500 ft in the highlands of the Western Ghats, the Marudhamalai hill temple is situated. The temple has a great invigorating atmosphere 15 kms away to the north-west of Coimbatore city. Vehicles are permitted to pass through the temple of Marudhamalai and the devasthanam has provided three buses from the low slope of the hill to get up through the temple.

As Lord Muruga, the Marudhamalai temple has its primary deity and the temple attributes very delightful facilities to the practise of making their visit a comforting one while offering the deity their prayer. The key feature of this hill is that essential medicinal herbs, which are commonly used in the development of ayurvedic medicines, are grown.

The quiet Monkey Falls are just 65 km away from the hustling and busy city of Coimbatore. The alluring waterfall brings the entire landscape together, enveloped between evergreen forests and rocky cliffs. These melodious sounds are naturally attracted to those in earshot of the humming Monkey Waterfalls. The water swings joyfully over the rocks and dives as transparent as cellophane into a pool of water.

It forms bubbles of white foam as it merges with the pool as the water thunders down like a giant waterspout. As if they are crowning it, the spiky shrubs surround the body of water and the sweet nectar scent of flowers takes over the spirits of those around them. The fringes of the monkey, dropping from a height, smash along the sides of the mountain and give the fall a silver lining.

Frogs hopping across the gushing river, tiny birds joyfully chirping along, and several monkeys playfully swaying around the forest. You will definitely be accompanied all the way home by this soul-swelling magic of seeing this waterfall in all its glory.

The Swamy Temple of Arulmigu Patteeswarar, or the Perur Pateeswarar Temple, is an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Patteeswarar, situated 9 kilometres from the town of Coimbatore. For Lord Patteeswarar 's followers and devotees who visit from all over the world to offer their prayers, the grand temple has immense religious, cultural and historical significance. 

This temple is also widely known as Lord Nataraj 's devoted temple.Art enthusiasts are also drawn to ancient artwork, drawings, sculptures and carvings. The Swamy Temple of Arulmigu Patteeswarar is also one of Coimbatore 's largest temples. Visitors can visit the temple and see its magnificent artwork, which is an example of ancient art and traditional architecture. 

A visit to the temple also gives them a good vibe and makes them reinvent themselves, many devotees also say. Lord Patteeswarar's idol is seen with a scar on his head given by Kamdhenu, and its footprint is also preserved inside the temple. A truly mesmerising one, when exploring Coimbatore, it takes some time out to visit the attraction.

Picnic spots in Coimbatore

In the scenic area of Siruvani, Siruvani Waterfalls is an exhilarating waterfall. It is about 37 kilometres from Coimbatore city, also known as Kovai Kutralam Falls, and the waterfall is mainly manifested by its exaltation.

The water fall is situated in the deepest fragment of the impenetrable forest and holidaymakers are not permitted to visit the falls after 5 pm for this reason. Siruvani provides the key source of drinking water in Coimbatore. Tourists are unable to visit this falls at any time because there are only a few bus numbers available to visit the place.

One of the few places in India where you can find cars made in Britain, Japan, France , Germany and America under one roof is the Gedee Car Museum. The car collection is extremely well managed, and for visitors to learn, all the relevant details about the vehicles on display is listed. It is, therefore, a favourite attraction for car freaks and students of engineering.

There are a few Indian cars alongside the cars manufactured internationally, as well as the prototype of a low-car designed by G.D.Naidu. Each machine on display is the result of the utmost dedication and meticulous work of the engineers who spent months and even years building those engineering marvels. The collection has antiques and some new and rare versions of automobiles.

Gedee Car Museum also has a team that, depending on the availability of the parts, works on restoring rare and antique cars to get the cars back to their workable condition. In order to learn about the amazing, vibrant and shiny cars from around the world, children and adults alike find this attraction worth a visit.

Coimbatore to Valparai

Valparai Hill station is situated on the Anamalai mountain range of the Western Ghats above 3500 feet high from the sea level and is also one of the best tourist places in Tamilnadu. At a distance of 64 km from Pollachi and 102 km from Coimbatore. Valparai Hill station is pollution-free celestial land surrounded by full of tea plantations.

It is an exotic experience to fly from Pollachi to Valparai. This place has a variety of tea and coffee estates surrounded by dense forests. For tea, coffee, cardamom and Cincona plants, the climate of Valparai is most suitable. Mr. Ramaswamy Mudaliyar began growing coffee in his private estate in 1846, according to the previous records.


The Karnatic Coffee Company subsequently started their coffee plantation here in 1864, but they could not make it profitable, so they sold part of their land. W. in 1890, A large portion of land in Valparai was purchased by Wintil and Nordan from the Madras State Government under the British Raj. The region was deforested and tea and coffee estates were developed by Wintil. Carwer Marsh, an accomplished planter, helped him. Carwer Marsh later came to be regarded as the Founder of Annamalais due to his devotion and hard work. At Kavarkal Estate, which is dedicated to Carwer Marsh, a statue has been erected.

Places to visit in Valparai

A great place to visit from Valparai is the Upper Sholayar Dam (15 km). Nirar Dam (7 km), Aliyar Dam (30 km), Monkey Falls (24 km), Balaji Temple (Karimalai -15 km), Velankanni Church (Karimalai-15 km), Pancha Mugha Vinayagar Koil (Near Sholayar) etc., are other important places to visit. In addition to sightseeing, hikers can also enjoy hiking and can also visit the tea estates.

One of the places in Valparai receiving the highest rainfall areas in India is Chinna Kallar. To enter Valparai from the plains of Pollachi, there are about 40 steep, hairpin bends. A rich elephant tract, the region is also reported to have many leopards. Nilgiri Tahr 's habitat is also the Valparai range. The Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary, one of the most popular attractions in Valparai, can also be visited by visitors.

The lion-tailed macaque, barking deer , wild boar, the Nilgiri and the common langur, among others, can be seen at this sanctuary. Valparai is a great location for bird watching, too. Regularly seen here are the Great Hornbill, the Malabar Pied Hornbill and the Gray Malabar Hornbill.

In Valparai, a three-day summer festival is organised in the month of May to boost tourism. This event involves children's sessions, food festivals, cricket and soccer matches. In addition, flower shows, folk and tribal dances are a part of this festival as well. Thousands of visitors come here to enjoy the natural beauty and see the summer festival.

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Itinerary

Day 1 - Coimbatore Sightseeing

- Pickup from Theni and then proceed towards Coimbatore. - Hotel Check in at Coimbatore. - After finished a wholesome breakfast at Hotel. - Then proceed to visit Coimbatore major attractions such as Adiyogi Shiva, Dhyanalinga Temple, Velliangiri Mountains, Gedee Car Museum and Marudhamalai Hill Temple. - Come back to Hotel. - Overnight stay @ Coimbatore.

Day 2 - Coimbatore to Valparai

- On Second day, Enjoy a delectable breakfast and checkout from Hotel. - Then proceed towards Valparai. - The comfortable cool climate of the hill station is another alluring factor. All in all, the place is a paradise for nature lovers. - Hotel Check in at Valparai. - Then proceed to visit Valparai major attractions such as Aliyar Dam, Sholayar Dam, Chinnakallar Falls,Monkey Falls and Loam’s View Point. - Come back to Hotel. - Overnight stay @ Valparai.

Day 3 - Valparai Sightseeing

- On Third day, morning finished breakfast and check out from Hotel. - Then head to visit Valparai major attractions such as Nallamudi Poonjolai, Grass Hills, Balaji Temple,Karamalai Annai Velankanni Church and Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary. - Hills covered in a green blanket, waterfalls gushing from amazing heights, and huge dams declaring the native engineering prowess, the place is a wonderful tourist destination. - Then Proceed towards Theni. - Finally drop at Theni with sweet memories of Valparai.