Palani is a small town and municipality located in Dindigul district of Tamilnadu, India. This place is immensely popular for the ancient Murugan Temple that is said to be built thousands of years ago, however the place is also said to be popular on an account of its lush green surroundings attracting tourists. The place with its beautiful hills, ancient temples, marvelous lakes waterfall.
Palani Hill Temple
Palani Hill Temple famously known as Arulmigu Dandayudhapani Swamy Temple located in Dindigul district of Palani. It is 150 kilometres away from southeast Coimbatore and northwest of Madurai, in the foothills of Palani Hills Tamil Nadu. It is the first of the six abodes of Murugan temples. It was also known as Thiruavinangudi. The temple is associated with Lord Muruga one of the sons of Lord shiva and godess Parvathi.
Kuthiraiyar Falls
Kuthiraiyar Falls is one of the must visit places in Dindigul district of Palani, Tamil Nadu. It is situated in one of the famous hill stations Kodaikanal. Taking bath under this waterfall is considered to be very healthy as the water flowing, passes through a number of medical plants before reaching the point. The path leading to the waterfall is craggy hence it requires appropriate transportation, however many tourist prefer a trek.
Varathamanathi Dam
Varathamanathi Dam is a famous picnic spot. The Dam is located about 7 km from Palani, Tamil Nadu, India. The dam is situated on the way to Thekkanthottam. It is famous for many outdoor entertainment activities offered, especially to children. The dam can be easily accessed through the local buses travelling from Kodaikanal. It is a must visit place if you are travelling in around Palani.
Thekkanthottam Falls
Thekkanthottam falls is yet another beautiful waterfall destination for any Traveller that finds love in nature. It is located in Thekkanthottam village of Tamil Nadu. The falls can be reached by the buses from Palani. One has to walk 4 km from the bus stop of thekkanthottam to the waterfall. The water that flows in the falls is stored in the tanks that are also called as water dam.