Coiambatore, Tamil Nadu

Coimbatore is the one among the largest populated ity in TamilNadu locally known Kovai as well, Coimbatore city is situated in the bank of Noyyal River and geography is near to Western Ghats. Even though city is famed as one among the fastest growing 2nd tire city in India is well known for its nearest tourist attractions as well.

Coimbatore is an ideal tourist destination for anyone who desires to watch nature at its splendor through its charming views. Nilgiri hills make the perfect scenery. Coimbatore is considered as the fourth largest metropolis in South India. In the midst of more than 25,000 small, medium and large industries, the city's primary industries are engineering and textiles.

Major Tourist Spots in Coimbatore

Marudhamalai temple: Marudhamalai temple of Lord Muruga is situated in Marudhamalai Hills wich is located 12 K.M from Coimbatore railway station. The major festivals of this temple are ' Thaipoosam' and ' Thirukarthigai ' which is conducted in the January Month. Marudhamalai temple is one of the most important Murugan shrines in Tamilnadu.
The Indira Gandhi National Park: The Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park, the largest and well preserved sanctuary in Tamil Nadu. Which is spread in the area of 958 sq.KM . It is separated from the Nilgiri Hills by the Palghat Gap on the north, Parambikulam Wildlife Sanctuary to its west and to the Eravikulam National Park and Chinnar WLS to its south.

Perur Patteeswara Swamy Temple: This magnificent temple was built by Karikala Cholan and whch is situated in situated on the banks of the holy river Noyyal. erur Patteeswara Swamy Temple which is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Siruvani waterfalls: The Siruvani waterfalls situated in located 35 km west of Coimbatore City in the Western Ghats. Visitors can reach the site by travelling around one hour from Palakkad town which is just 46 km away. The homes of Mudugars and Irulars, two tribal groups who are found here, are other attractions.

The Dhyanalinga : The Dhyanalinga is a Yogic temple situated 30 km from Coimbatore, India. The temple was built by Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev. Dhyana in the Sanskrit language means meditation and linga means form. The Dhyanalinga Yogic Temple delivers a meditative space that does not attribute to any particular faith or belief system nor requires any ritual and prayer.

Monkey Falls: Monkey Falls is situated about 27 kms from Pollachi enroute to Valparai. From Coimbatore it is around 65 kms by road. This waterfall begins from the Valparai hill ranges.

Amaravathi Dam: Amaravathi Dam is located in Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary. A well known crocodile farm also affiliated to dam premises. Since it is so soothing for the mind and proves a good getaway with abundant nature and some splendid spots around here.