2 best places to visit in valparai |south india

                      

                                                        2 BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN VALPARAI

                                     

                                                   Valparai is a hill station in the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu (place). Nallamudi Viewpoint has vistas of the Anamalai Hills in the Western Ghats, and surrounding tea estates. To the northwest, in Kerala, Parambikulam Tiger Reserve is a forested area, with teak plantations and trails, sheltering tigers and Indian elephants. Northeast of town, the Anamalai Tiger Reserve is home to tigers, panthers, elephants and macaques.

ALIYAR DAM:


  Aliyar Dam is a charming location surrounded by Annamali 
  Hills with wonderful natural views. 
  It is located between Pollachi and Valparai.At a distance of
  sixty four (64 Kms) from Coimbatore, twenty four (24 Kms) 
  from Pollachi & Five hundred and forty-five (545 Kms) from Chennai.
  Built across Aliyar River between 1959 and 1969, the primary 
  purpose of the dam is to support irrigation for Pollachi and near
  by places for Agriculture purpose. The height of the dam is 81 
  meters. There is a well maintained park built at bottom of the Dam. 
  The view of the Anamalai range around the reservoir is a feast for
  the eyes and the view of the coconut groves from top of the dam is
  amazing. Boating is available here. It is connected by frequent buses
  from Pollachi. Most of the people visiting Valparai make a trip Aliyar 
  Dam too



NALLAMUDI POONJOLAI VIEWPOINT:

                             
 Located about thirteen (13 km.) away from the main town of Valparai, 
the Nallamudi-Poonjolai view point is a refreshing drive along 
the winding estate roads that run between rolling acres of verdant 
tea gardens spanning on either sides. Upon reaching the forest 
check post, one will have to park their vehicle and make a short 
tread uphill to take-in the full view. A trudge along the estate path is 
also a good way to imbibe the essence of the surrounding – watch 
birds, observe pug marks, bear droppings, elephant dungs and other
tell-tale signs that inform of the wildlife that lives around

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