Nelliyampathy Hills in Palakkad district
Nelliyampathy Mountain Range is one of the most picturesque woods in Palakkad district. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the region. There is no word that describes the beauty of the word Nelliyampathi hills nicknamed Second Ooty. The landscapes are filled with waterfalls, dense forests and various trekking routes. The Hillstation is definitely a delight to the eyes. Nelliyampathy is believed to be a dense forest before Nelliampathi centuries ago. During the 14 years of exile, Sreeram and his wife Sita Devi lived here. There is a 1000-meter high waterfall in the city of Palakkad. Sita Devi is bathing near the falls on the basis of mythological characters. This waterfall is now a pilgrimage spot. Some devotees come in to surrender to the sacred waters and seek their virtue by performing their rituals. Waterfalls, hills, and greenery add to the splendor of the temple. The NAV can see the magnificent sculptures in the month of December. Nelliyampathy Hills is a favorite destination for photographers in Palakkad district. Everyday, there are about 1000 numbers of people traveling here.
How can we go to Nelliyampathi?
Nelliampathi Mountains are located at a distance of 2 km from Palakkad town. Taxi and KSRTC buses are available to Nelliampathi Hill from various parts of Palakkad city.
Nelliyampathy Mountain Range is one of the most picturesque woods in Palakkad district. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the region. There is no word that describes the beauty of the word Nelliyampathi hills nicknamed Second Ooty. The landscapes are filled with waterfalls, dense forests and various trekking routes. The Hillstation is definitely a delight to the eyes. Nelliyampathy is believed to be a dense forest before Nelliampathi centuries ago. During the 14 years of exile, Sreeram and his wife Sita Devi lived here. There is a 1000-meter high waterfall in the city of Palakkad. Sita Devi is bathing near the falls on the basis of mythological characters. This waterfall is now a pilgrimage spot. Some devotees come in to surrender to the sacred waters and seek their virtue by performing their rituals. Waterfalls, hills, and greenery add to the splendor of the temple. The NAV can see the magnificent sculptures in the month of December. Nelliyampathy Hills is a favorite destination for photographers in Palakkad district. Everyday, there are about 1000 numbers of people traveling here.
How can we go to Nelliyampathi?
Nelliampathi Mountains are located at a distance of 2 km from Palakkad town. Taxi and KSRTC buses are available to Nelliampathi Hill from various parts of Palakkad city.
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