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5 Places to Visit in Valparai Hill Station Valparai is known for its bountiful common perfection. Numerous streams, waterways, dams, and cascades pepper the scene and improve its rugged excellence. 1. Monkey Falls  Arranged on the way Aaliyar Dam and possessed by heaps of monkeys that loan it its name, these cascades offer a great open door for those hoping to step inside the water, get soaked, and have a fabulous time. Image source: Flickr The landscape of Valparai isn't depleted by its different water bodies: there's likewise endless vantage focuses that offer one an opportunity to observe the greatness of Western Ghats on the loose. Google Map 2. Aaliyar Dam  Aliyar Dam is situated in Pollachi town in Coimbatore District. This Scenic spot is the lower region of Valparai slopes. Aliyar Dam was built over the Aliyar waterway, for the most part for water system purposes. The Aliyar dam offers some perfect excursions including an aquarium, park, garden, p...

Ilayathankudi Temple Chettinad is a place located in the Sivangangai district India. It is historically ruled by the Ramnad kingdom of Pandya Nadu. Which is extending into Chola Nadu of Pudukottai district India. Chettinad is famous for its culture, food, palace, temples, and many more. In this blog, we can see about Ilayathankudi Kailasanathar Nithyakalyani Amman Temple. Introduction Chettinad is famous for its seven major temples (Nagarakovils), shared by the nine village clusters found around Karaikudi. Ilayathangudi is the first temple to be built among 7 Nagarakovils. The temple is about 25 km from most villages. It is believed that the temple ground served because of the resting place for the Lords, once they traveled during this region, thousands of years ago. About the Ilayathankudi Temple Ilayathankudi Kailasanathar Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and it is located in the Sivaganagai district. The main deities present in the temple are Lord Shivan a...