Anamalai

 Anamalai Hills, also known as Elephant Mountain, is a paradise for nature enthusiasts, hikers, travelers, and trekkers. The region boasts a diverse landscape filled with grasslands, forests, mountains, reservoirs, and unique flora and fauna.

 Visitors can take leisurely walks amidst the stunning coffee and tea plantations or explore the Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary to catch a glimpse of various wildlife species such as civets, tigers, panthers, and more.

 Jungle safaris and trekking opportunities are also available for those seeking adventure.  Adjacent to the Anamalai Wildlife Sanctuary lies Parambikulam, a picturesque destination offering a panoramic view of streams, rivers, waterfalls, hills, and valleys. 

The area is rich in biodiversity and is home to the Vargaliar Elephant Camp, where visitors can witness 21 elephants in their natural habitat. Trekking in Parambikulam provides a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in nature and create unforgettable memories.  

To reach Anamalai Hills, travelers can make their way to the nearest junction at Pollachi, located 70.5 km away, or opt for Coimbatore International Airport, approximately 118 km from the destination. A drive from Coimbatore to Anaimalai Hill covers a distance of 60 km. 

Some of the top places to visit in the area include Anaimalai Tiger Reserve, Chinna Kallar, Monkey Falls, Parambikulam Tiger Reserve, and Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary.

 Activities such as trekking, hiking, plantation visits, and elephant rides are popular among visitors, making September to June the best time to explore this natural wonderland.