Kolli Hills 3 Day Trip from Bangalore

Day 1: Bangalore to Kolli Hills

6:00 AM: Depart from Bangalore

10:00 AM: Reach Kolli Hills

11:00 AM: Visit Arappaleeswarar Temple, a 1000-year-old Shiva temple

Arappaleeswarar Temple is a historic Shiva temple located in Kolli Hills, Namakkal District, Tamil Nadu. This ancient temple dates back to the 10th century and is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple is renowned for its stunning architecture, intricate carvings, and serene surroundings.

Opening and Closing Time

Morning: 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Evening: 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Holidays

Closed on special occasions like Maha Shivratri (one day)
Restricted hours during festival days (e.g., Navaratri, Panguni Uthiram)

Facilities

Parking area
Toilet facilities
Drinking water
Prasad distribution (on special days)
Accommodation options nearby (hotels, lodges)

Best Month to Visit

February to March (Panguni Uthiram festival)
August to September (Vinayaka Chathurthi festival)

December to January (cool climate)

1:00 PM: Lunch at local restaurant

2:30 PM: Explore Seeku Parai View Point for panoramic views

Seeku Parai View Point is a breathtaking scenic spot in Kolli Hills, Namakkal District, Tamil Nadu. Perched at an altitude of 1,000 meters, this viewpoint offers panoramic views of the surrounding valleys, hills, and waterfalls.

Opening and Closing Time

Morning: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Evening: No specific timings, but recommended to visit before sunset

Holidays

Open all days, no holidays

Facilities

Parking area
Food stalls (snacks and refreshments)
Drinking water
Restrooms
Viewpoint deck with seating
Trekking paths

Best Month to Visit

August to September (post-monsoon, lush greenery)
October to February (cool climate)
March to May (pleasant weather)
5:00 PM: Check-in to hotel/resort
Overnight stay at Kolli Hills

Day 2: Kolli Hills Sightseeing

8:00 AM: Breakfast

9:00 AM: Visit Agaya Gangai Falls (14 km trek or jeep ride)

Agaya Gangai Falls is a stunning waterfall located in Kolli Hills, Namakkal District, Tamil Nadu. Cascading from a height of 190 feet, this picturesque waterfall is surrounded by lush forests and rocky formations.

Opening and Closing Time

Morning: 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Evening: No specific timings, but recommended to visit before sunset

Holidays

Open all days, no holidays

Facilities

Parking area
Food stalls (snacks and refreshments)
Drinking water
Restrooms
Trekking paths
Changing rooms
Best Month to Visit

August to September (post-monsoon, peak water flow)
October to February (cool climate)
March to May (pleasant weather)

Entry Fees

₹10 per person (trekking)
₹50 per person (jeep ride)
Tips

Wear comfortable shoes for trekking
Bring water, snacks, and sun protection
Be cautious near waterfalls
Avoid swimming during peak flow
Special Events

Kolli Hills Summer Festival (May)
Kolli Hills Trekking Festival (October)
Additional tips:

Trekking distance: 2 km downhill from parking area
Jeep ride available for those unable to trek
Water activities: Swimming, bathing (with caution)
Best time to visit: Early morning or late afternoon for stunning sunrises/sunsets.

Trekking and Jeep Ride Information:

Trekking distance: 2 km downhill
Trekking duration: 1-2 hours
Jeep ride duration: 10-15 minutes
Jeep ride capacity: 5-7 persons

Safety Precautions:

Be cautious near waterfalls and rocky formations
Avoid swimming during peak flow
Follow local guidelines and instructions

1:00 PM: Lunch at local restaurant

2:30 PM: Explore Tampcol Medicinal Farm

Tampcol Medicinal Farm is a renowned herbal and medicinal plant farm located in Kolli Hills, Namakkal District, Tamil Nadu. Spread over 200 acres, this farm cultivates over 300 species of medicinal plants, promoting natural healing and wellness.

Opening and Closing Time

Morning: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Evening: Closed

Holidays

Sundays
National holidays

Facilities

Guided tours
Medicinal plant nursery
Herbal medicine shop
Ayurvedic clinic
Restaurant (herbal and organic food)
Parking area
Restrooms

Best Month to Visit

June to August (monsoon, lush greenery)
September to November (post-monsoon, ideal for herbal walks)
December to February (cool climate)

Entry Fees

₹50 per person (adults)
₹20 per person (children below 12)

4:30 PM: Visit Botanical Garden

Botanical Garden, Kolli Hills, is a beautiful oasis located in Namakkal District, Tamil Nadu. Spread over 12 acres, this garden showcases a diverse collection of flora, including rare and endemic species.

Opening and Closing Time

Morning: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Evening: Closed
Holidays

Sundays
National holidays

Facilities

Guided tours
Plant nursery
Floriculture section
Butterfly park
Children's play area
Parking area
Restrooms
Snack bar

Best Month to Visit

September to November (post-monsoon, lush greenery)
December to February (cool climate)
March to May (pleasant weather)

7:00 PM: Dinner at local restaurant

Overnight stay at Kolli Hills

Day 3: Kolli Hills to Bangalore

8:00 AM: Breakfast

9:00 AM: Check-out from hotel/resort

10:00 AM: Visit Siddashrama, a spiritual center

Siddashrama is a spiritual retreat and ashram located in Kolli Hills, Namakkal District, Tamil Nadu. Founded by Sri Swami Siddhananda, this ashram promotes spiritual growth, yoga, and meditation amidst nature.

Opening and Closing Time

Morning: 6:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Evening: 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM

Holidays: No holidays, open daily

Facilities

Meditation halls
Yoga centers
Library
Spiritual discourses
Accommodation (dormitories, rooms)
Dining hall (vegetarian food)
Parking area
Restrooms

Best Month to Visit

September to November (post-monsoon, pleasant weather)
December to February (cool climate)
March to May (spiritual retreats and programs)

12:00 PM: Lunch at local restaurant

1:30 PM: Depart for Bangalore

5:00 PM: Reach Bangalore

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