Welcome to Kolli Hills, a hidden gem in Tamil Nadu's Namakkal district! Once known as 'the Mountain of Death' (but don't worry, it's super safe now!), Kolli Hills boasts stunning natural beauty and ancient history. Explore its lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and the fascinating Arappaleeswarar Temple, a testament to the region's rich heritage. It's a perfect escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers!
Drive Through Hairpin Bends
Enjoy The Scenic Beauty At Masila Falls
Explore The Viewpoint At Seekuparai
Hike To The Top Of Swamimalai Peak
Photography Of Landscapes
Trek To Agaya Gangai Waterfalls
Visit Arapaleeswarar Temple
Visit Botanical Garden
October to March
Morning
₹2,000 per person
The history of Kolli Hills is shrouded in local legends and folklore. The hills are believed to have been ruled by the Valvil Ori, a renowned chieftain known for his archery skills and generosity. Ancient Tamil literature mentions Kolli Hills as a sacred place, home to deities and mystical beings. The hills were also a refuge for sages and hermits who sought solitude and spiritual enlightenment. Over the centuries, Kolli Hills remained relatively isolated, preserving its natural beauty and cultural heritage. The region has a rich history of tribal settlements and unique customs. Today, Kolli Hills is gradually opening up to tourism, while still retaining its pristine charm and historical significance.