Grange Tree Top Adventure is an exhilarating experience! With rope courses for both kids and adults, you'll get to navigate through treetop challenges, literally walking on ropes suspended high above the ground. The sense of adventure is palpable as you tackle obstacles and finally zip line through the air. It's a fantastic adventure spot that's definitely a must-try for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike!

My friend and i did the high rope and ATV, high rope was so adventurous . Staffs were guiding us through the entire task with encouragement. Would suggest this place to anyone visiting yercaud to give a try. Be sure to call up before going.

I liked this place very much. Calm cool silent yet adventurous. I tried zipline,archery and enjoyed it.Keep up the good work guys.

An adventurous place. To engage kids for an hour this is a good place. Good safety measures and well trained instructors. Made us feel comfortable and were well behaved

Defenetly not a choice if you are looking for more games, they have only very less games but more down in their website. The guy sitting in the reception billing section dint have patience to explain , he hardly responds.. The property is good, but only zip line game is kind of ok. Each game is being charged from Rs.400 to Rs.500

It is a very nice Adventure place where we can do small adventures on the trees. Safety measures are good there is no chance of falling from the trees.

In Yercaud if you want to try adventure sports this is a good.place.They have zip line ,archery,shooting and other sports activities.A place worth trying for family and kids to enjoy.

This is kadayampatti fort lake it's a wonderful lake surrounded this area. Aroound temples where located East side Shakthi shiva temples western side erikarai muniyappa temple... Grand lake of ponnarkoodal

Shevaroyan Temple is one of the must-visit spots in Yercaud, not just for its spiritual significance, but mainly for the stunning views it offers. Located at the highest point in Yercaud, this place gives you a panoramic view of the surrounding hills, valleys, and dense forests. The best time to visit is during the evening—especially around sunset. As the sun begins to dip below the horizon, the sky turns into a canvas of golden, orange, and pink hues. The cool mountain breeze, peaceful atmosphere, and the expansive view make it a magical experience. It's one of those rare places where nature truly takes center stage. There is a parking area available, though they do collect parking charges. The area is quite spacious, which is a plus. That said, it's a bit surprising to see parking fees being collected at a natural and spiritual site like this. Overall, if you're in Yercaud, don't miss Shevaroyan Temple—come for the temple, stay for the views, and leave with a sense of calm and awe.

It’s divine place. Cave temple. I don’t know it’s true or not person inside in the cave temple there is a cave route behind the statue which to lead to thalaivasal. Nice drive to hill top, good view point, you can get local grown spices, herb soup is must try. Overall is good

What a peaceful escape! This temple sits beautifully atop a hill with stunning views all around. The atmosphere is incredibly calming - fresh air, tranquil surroundings, and a genuinely devotional vibe that refreshes your spirit. Perfect destination for both family outings and trips with friends. - Parking: Vast space available, very convenient - Entry: ₹10 for car (very reasonable) - Safety: Well-maintained and secure premises The area around the temple has numerous vadai and bajji shops - great for a quick snack after darshan! Highly recommended for anyone seeking spiritual peace with scenic beauty. The hilltop location adds to the divine experience.

I like to walk on this vast expanse of flat ground. It's so breezy. The sunset was great This is turning out to be the go-to place for open drinking as evidenced by the numerous alcohol bottles and plastic cups strewn around. Dicky- bars are the in thing and it is not safe anymore to go out with women and children. Will the Yercaud Municipality think of cleaning up the place. Even the dustbin provided are overflowing. Will the Police atleast prevent public drinking in open spaces

One of the best view point in yercaud is shevaroyan temple view. U have very ancit temple with cave. After that view point and Thantoori Tea, games, and dont miss the soup near by temple . Which is avilable only in yercaud. Taste like goat leg soup.

This temple is located atop a serene hill, offering a peaceful and silent atmosphere. It is best to visit on non peak days or avoid public holidays to truly enjoy the tranquility. Early mornings and evenings are ideal to experience cool breeze. This temple is dedicated to vishnu (perumal) and one unique aspect is the cave where devotees bend down and offer their prayers. Overall it is a beautiful and spiritually uplifting place to visit.

It's a pleasant experience visiting this temple on every trip to Yercaud. I usually visit on my last day while returning. You can get nice clicks on the view point to which you can drive up to. If you are with family, no need to walk all the way. Sadly our beloved fellow Indians throw all kinds of garbage in that place from plastics to glass bottles. Something to be cautious about if you are with kids. The temple experience is pleasant and if you are tall at 6ft like me you have to crouch a bit to get in the cave. Nevertheless, it's a great place to visit.

Ok to reach the fall, you have to go down along the mountain side. The down and up walk is not for everyone, specially if you have senior people or people with breathing issues. When we reached the bottom to the waterfall, half of us were having trembling legs. The waterfall in itself is pretty but it was very crowded..maybe due to it being Sunday.

Please read the review completely before visiting this place. Its definitely a must visit falls in Yercaud but with caveats. You will need to go down 250 steps (yes, we counted) to reach the falls. The fun part is we thought the ascent might be the problem but we, both in our early 30s, started having shaky legs just after going down around 200 steps. Thankfully there is a shop by a lovely lady there and she has glucose drinks and snacks etc. We got two drinks and thats when we got a little stable. So if you are travelling, please have some glucose drinks, juices, sweets, water, towel, slippers etc handy. Please ensure you dont dispose any waste plastics or other items. Lets be mindful of the environment. There are also monkeys there so if you are having eatables, be very careful. Please also check if there is water in the falls in advance, depending on what time of the year you visit. If you are travelling with elders, please consider the the travel down and then up very carefully. People with knee pain etc might find it very difficult. The route is also a little narrow. Once you reach the falls, all that hard work is worth it. There were people standing right under the falls and some who were sitting on the sides. Its a bit slippery and hence need to be really careful. As is all waterfalls, if you are traveling during rainy seasons, be very careful of sudden water flows. There is ample parking available and its paid. They charge around 50. Wouldnt say it very well maintained but still works. There might also be some paid services that take you to the bottom of the falls in a jeep. Please check if you would want to explore that as well

Such a splendid waterfall hidden deep in the woods of Yercaud! The place is completely calm and peaceful. You can take a walk from the lake to the falls if you enjoy strolling. The experience was truly extraordinary. It wasn’t very crowded. The best time to visit is early in the morning. We went around 6 a.m., took a bath in the falls, and came back. No entry tickets are required; charges apply only for vehicles.

This waterfall is located in a deep forest and a good downhill trekking is required to reach the fall. The steps are big and uneven at places. There's also an option to take the jeep ride to and fro which in itself is a solid thrilling off-roading experience at just Rs. 100 per person. The waterfall was just average.

View and Ambience: The waterfall offers a decent and refreshing view, surrounded by greenery and a peaceful natural vibe. It’s a nice spot to relax for a while and take photos. Accessibility: Reaching the falls is relatively easy, but the return journey can be quite challenging. The climb back involves a steep set of steps that require good stamina and physical fitness. Suitability: Not recommended for elderly visitors or those with heart conditions, as the steep ascent can be physically demanding. Overall Experience: A decent nature spot with a decent view, best suited for those who enjoy a bit of adventure and don’t mind a tough climb on the way back. Happy exploration! Follow me on: Instagram: @healthy_techguy

The Falls was good. You have to take 200 steps to reach the Falls. The path the Falls takes will be too steep and should be careful while going down. Inbetween the steel steps placed was not maintained properly and was broken in between.

A scenic beauty place in Yercaud. You need to walk almost 250 steps down to reach to the falls and coming up will give you a trecking experience. The climate was awesome in November

Lady's Seat, Gent's Seat and Children's Seat are the names given to a group of rocks located on the Yercaud Hills of Salem District, Tamilnadu, These are present in the form of a seat, which overlooks the Salem town and ghat road. The Lady' Seat has derived its name from a set of rocks made naturally. It is believed that an English lady used to spend her evenings at this place watching the beautiful view from this rock. In addition, the place also houses a viewing tower, which is equipped with a telescope so as to enjoy the beautiful view of Mettur Dam and Salem town. This viewing tower is open for visitors only during the daytime. For those interested in a closer view, there's a mounted telescope. Swing it to your extreme right to see the Mettur Dam on the Cauvery River. Great shots of the river can be had from this spot in the late afternoon when the sun's rays are reflected in its waters.

Good view but full of garbage no proper maintenance

Children's park, Not clean, Little bad condition,

Visited Ladies seat at Yercaud in Nov 2022. It is located near the entrance of botanical gardens. There are a few food stalls near the place. The view on the day I visited wasn't much as it was too foggy. Further in the garden you also have gents seat and children's seat. All three views are worth visiting.

Another fantastic view point in Yercaud. Additionally they have binocular point. You can see 3-4 locations in binocular(temple, cement factory, etc).

Good family spot to visit

View point only. Maintenance very poor...gents seat road not allowed free 50rs per person

This is one of the better places to check out in Yercaud. The park is small, but it’s got enough to keep kids happy with a play area, water fountain, flowers, and even a glass house. Since it’s right in the center of town, it’s easy to reach and worth spending some time here with your family. The only letdown is the restroom, it was in pretty bad shape and really needs proper maintenance. Other than that, it’s a nice spot to relax and let kids enjoy.

Very greenish, full of flowers and plants, so colorful. Glass house is full of variety plants and flowers,,,, really so nice.. also water dance i enjoyed a lot.... Car bike parking is little away from the park.. have to park in the allotted place and walk here..

Nice park in the prime location Park is well maintained and plants are green and lively. Buying tickets and processing was Quick They accept cash and UPI payments There is no parking available and being the main road there is no road side parking too available. There no rest room access when we went May be it was in maintenance or not available Check the same before entering Good place

Park was really good. We visited nearly 10.45 am. A few parts was under construction. Ticket charge for adult was 40 rs and for child above 10 was 20rs.

It’s decent place for kids play area. Nice plants variety with blooming rose. Behind tree walk is good.

I saw this flower show on the news and decided to visit Yercaud with my family. Ticket cost 50 rs .The flower show was absolutely beautiful – vibrant colors, lovely arrangements, and a great variety of flowers. The climate in Yercaud was amazing, cool and pleasant, which made the entire trip more enjoyable. My son had a great time playing around, enjoying the open spaces and fresh air. A perfect family outing with a touch of nature’s beauty! Highly recommended for anyone who loves flowers, nature, and a relaxing day out.

Amazing place to have fun with family and kids. There is an entry fee for the vehicle and vehicles can be taken to the top point

View point is good better thab pagoda view point. It was decent compared to ladies seat but they charge 50rs for no reason.

The view is spectacular. The breeze was so cold . You have a botanical garden, children's seat, and the lady's seat nearby.

It was a nice experience to see the Salem city from such a great height. The wind was blowing perfectly matching the vibrance of gents seat. More than the view I loved the journey from bottom to top how peacefully we crossed those rounded road and reached the peak. I suggest to come here on scooty or bike for better experience.

Nice view point. You can see the surrounding mountains and salem city from here. Very nice place to visit.

Best view one can experience in yearcaud !! Early morning around 6 to 6.30am has a beautiful foggy view with a chill breeze... 🥰☺️

Enjoyed a stunning sunset with heavy winds and a chill in the air. What a view! 🌅 #SunsetLovers

Beautiful place, gives natural view from the top, cool breeze....A must visit place for Nature lovers 😀

The viewpoint itself is quite good and offers a nice place to relax. There is a small park and public toilets available, which adds to convenience. However, parking space is very limited, and some roads leading to the viewpoint are narrow, so drivers should be cautious. An entry fee is collected a few kilometers before reaching the spot, which visitors should be aware of. Overall, it’s a nice viewpoint for a short visit

Karadioor viewpoint is a small but scenic spot, worth visiting once. However, the road to get there is quite bumpy. The viewpoint itself is compact, but there's a nearby park where you can relax and grab refreshments from small shops. It's a quick stop rather than a long-term destination, but the views are enjoyable.

Karadiyur View Point is located around 5 kilometers from the famous Servarayan Hills in Yercaud. While the distance might not sound far, the journey felt a bit long, mainly because certain stretches of the road are still under construction and not in the best condition. So, be prepared for a slightly bumpy ride. Upon arrival, there's a small entry fee of ₹20 per person, which is quite reasonable. The area has a nice park with good greenery and some basic recreational activities. The view from the viewpoint itself is quite peaceful and scenic, especially if you’re someone who enjoys quiet spots away from the usual tourist crowd near the lake. It’s a good choice for those who’ve already explored the more popular areas in Yercaud and are looking for something different. One added bonus is that there are local photographers offering quick photo prints at affordable rates—starting from ₹50 to ₹300, depending on the size and type. Overall, it’s worth a visit if you want to unwind and capture some nice moments in a calm setting.

you have to walk atleast for 10 minutes to reach the view point, which is as always stunning. a very good time spent while with family

Karadiyur view point is a nice place, but you need to travel some kilometer for the town and the road road is like a off-road road. The view from the spot is fantastic and worthy to watch. The ticket for the entry is 20 rupees per person, no charges for vehicle.

Excellent view point in total yercaud viewpoints, but from centre to that place is little far and route is difficult

Beautiful and scenic place. Roads are a bit narrow but ok to drive, could be tricky during rain. When we reached there, there was no one around and the view to the valley was refreshing. Trees and trees all around, simply beautiful. We stayed there for about 30 mins. It is well maintained. There is entry fee of Rs. 20 per adult.

Good place to stroll around. Maintenance is somewhat fine. You can sit and relax here like a picnic spot. It has a good view point too. It's a botanical garden yet I couldn't see any plants or trees tagged with its scientific name, botanical name and other details. Parking facility available. You need to pay 40 or 50rs as an entry ticket (i don't remember the exact amount).

Botanical Garden @ Yercaud Maintained by the government, and they’re doing a good job keeping it clean and well-organized. Roses are fewer during summer due to the heat, but you can buy rose plants directly from the garden, which is a nice touch for plant lovers. Entry Fee: Rs. 50 It’s a lovely spot for couple photo shoots. DSLR photography is available, and they charge Rs. 200 for an A4-size print. The garden is quite spacious, and nearby viewpoints like Ladies Seat and Gents Seat make it a scenic 1.5 to 2 km walk in total. Tip: Senior citizens may want to skip this due to the walking involved. Carry water bottles if visiting in summer.

While the Botanical Garden offers a vast space for a pleasant morning or evening stroll, it might feel a bit underwhelming if you visit during the off-season. The sheer size of the park makes it a great spot for exercise, but the lack of diverse flora or special exhibits during certain times of the year can make it seem like a normal park. It's highly probable that the best time to visit is during a specific season when the flowers are in bloom, which would transform the park into a vibrant and colorful spectacle. The availability of ample parking is a definite plus, making it convenient for visitors to drive in. Overall, it's a good place for a peaceful walk or a run, but it's advisable to check for the blooming season before you go to truly appreciate the garden's potential.

Not the right flower season but nice place to go around with family friends, take a round and spend time for a beautiful walk. Play area for kids available inside. Mostly cloudy season but pretty much lovely place. Come and enjoy the nature

Flowering plants are very less for the entry fee charged. Has a small glass house. Apart from this, you can drive up to a view point within the gardens, which was very quiet and serene as there was no one else on the weekday.

It's waste. There is nothing to see inside. It is a horticulture area of government of Tamil Nadu. Ticket fee is 30 rupees which is not worth it. Literally nothing inside. For parking they charge 50 rupees, it's better to park outside only.

Entrance fee is there ... maintenance is good ..

It seems the garden is under maintenance. This might not be the right time to visit it. Nothing is there to visit. Paying an entry ticket is a waste. It's almost an empty wasteland. You can't spot flowers or good greenery. It should have been closed. You must visit the garden at the right time. Only the entrance has plants with bloomed roses.

It has best view point. You walk to the top of this place you see yourself among the clouds. Seems not many flowers are present during rainy season or might be the time I visited was not right. A big park with lot of trees and awesome view of hills.

It is a nice break away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is about 5-6 kms away from the main city. The entrance fee is around 50 rs for adults and kids above 5 years. The place has good environment. But needs better management and facilities. There are restaurants and restaurants rooms in the place but tucked away in a corner. The place lacks well maintained roads and pathways. They have great landscape and wonderful blooms. This makes it a great place for pics and instagram. The place is close by to other attractions as well. So plan to spend 2-3 hours if not more here. They have restricted parking spaces so be aware. There are a few parking spots available around the place, they are a bit scattered. Also the lanes to reach here are a bit narrow and can get very crowded during the weekends. So plan well and work around the traffic. Overall the places looses stars due to the lack of great infrastructure. Ignoring that the place is a good visit.

Visited this rose garden during an off season (December). Couldn’t find any roses at the time we visited. Overall the garden is pretty good and there is a play area for children. It could have been better if the garden was properly maintained. Proper maintenance seems to be an issue here. There’s a lot of potential to develop this park into a good tourist location.

The Yercaud Rose Garden is a public park with a vast collection of plants, trees and greenery. It is close to other Tourist Spots such as Elephant Mount View, Gents Seat, Ladies Seat and Children’s Seat. The Garden has a collection of and roses which bloom during the season. When we visited in February there were not in bloom. However, the whole Park is scenic and very well organised; it is a pleasure to walk and click photographs. It is thronged by visitors during weekends with professional photographers also clicking and providing hard copies. On other days it is quiet and one can enjoy their long walk.

Nice Garden with serene atmosphere. Kids can enjoy. Photography lovers can enjoy. Good collection of flowers available for the Flower Show planned in mid of May. Road to the place is around 5 km from Yercad lake. Nearby you can visit Gents Seat and Ladies Seat. There is a silk farming place to visit Nearby. Place needs more maintenance as there are no rest rooms or restaurants or drinking water available nearby.

Total disappointment during my visit. No flowers and no proper guidance to this area. Very less maintenance and no proper support to explore the garden. You can access lady seat, kids seat view point from here. If you are uncomfortable to walk then it may not worth for you. View from the lady seat is great to enjoy the view and the hair pin bend which you travelled to claim up

About the temple It’s a relatively modern temple (built around 2010) under the care of the Vinayaka Mission. It has 1008 Shiva lingams arranged such that 1007 surround a central lingam, with a statue of Nandi in front. On the hilltop, the main shrine houses Sri Umaiyambigai Samedha Sri Arunachala Sundareswara. The temple is located on Salem’s bypass road, in Ariyanoor, about 14 km from Salem city centre. Timings There is some variation in reported timings. Here are the credible ones: According to Salem district’s official temple list: 7:30 am to 12:30 pm, and 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm Tamil Nadu Tourism brochure also lists the same timings: 7:30 am–12:30 pm & 4:00 pm–8:00 pm Some sources say it opens from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm (for general viewing) One devotional blog suggests 5:00 am to 12:00 pm and 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm From TripAdvisor Q&A: for main deity pooja, best between 9:00 am–11:00 am and 5:00 pm–8:00 pm Given these, the official timings (7:30 am–12:30 pm, 4:00 pm–8:00 pm) seem most reliable. Best time to visit Morning (soon after opening) is ideal: cooler, quieter, less crowded. Evening is also pleasant, especially during dusk, when the light and surroundings are serene. The winter months (November to February) are often recommended as the best time to visit (milder weather) Avoid midday in hot months, as heat and direct sun may make the walk up less comfortable

A Serene and Divine Discovery in Salem !! I truly regret having missed this divine place during my previous travels through Salem. This is a serene and peaceful location, nestled amidst nature and adorned with numerous Shiva Lingas, offering a truly calming and spiritually enriching experience. The temple provides convenient car parking with two options. You can either park at the bottom and enjoy a peaceful walk up the small hill, or take the Vinayaka Missions entrance to drive directly to the top. I highly recommend starting from the bottom, parking your vehicle, and beginning your ascent from the Vinayagar shrine. This place is a beautiful confluence of faiths, featuring shrines for all in one location. The atmosphere is incredibly calm and divine, filling you with a sense of tranquility and good vibes. When you're traveling through Salem, I urge you to take the time to visit this spot. You will be pleasantly surprised by the breathtaking views and the powerful, positive energy of the place.

A serene spiritual experience perched on a hill, this temple features an enchanting walkway lined with 1008 Shiva lingams and Nandi statues. The complex is clean, well-maintained, and offers beautiful views of the surrounding greenery. The ascent is pleasant whether you walk or drive, and the inner sanctum has a powerful aura. Some visitors note minor upkeep issues, but overall it’s a must-visit for those seeking peace and devotion.

Peaceful, unique, and beautifully laid out. Walking the pathway past row after row of Shiva lingams with a majestic central sanctum feels meditative—even on a busy day. The campus is clean, signage is clear, and darshan usually moves smoothly. Families and seniors will appreciate the benches and shaded stretches; kids get excited spotting the numbered lingams. What I liked: calm priests, tidy prakarams, and the satisfying “parikrama” loop where you can complete a quiet round of prayer without jostle. Plenty of photo-worthy angles in the open courtyard (avoid the sanctum for photos). Good to know: mornings and late evenings are cooler; afternoons can be hot in the open areas—carry water. Parking is straightforward near the entrance. Dress modestly, and keep small change/UPI handy for archana/prasadam. Tip: do one slow clockwise round touching each pillar/lingam cluster with your right hand—it turns the visit into a mindful walk. Secret tip: after the main darshan, stand a few minutes at the far end of the courtyard and look back toward the central shrine—the symmetry of the 1008 lingams lining up to the sanctum is the most serene frame of the temple. 🙏

1008 Lingam Temple near Salem is a must-visit when traveling from Chennai to Coimbatore or Ooty. It’s a really big temple — walking inside itself takes more than 30 minutes. The unique part is that it’s a drive-in temple, you can take your vehicle inside and go around for darshan. Very peaceful, clean, and well maintained with a beautiful hill view.”

1008 Shiva Linga & Rajarajeshwari temple is a deeply spiritual and serene temple located on a tranquil hillside in Ariyanur near Salem Tamilnadu. The main attraction is the truly unique collection of 1008 Shiva lingams. Each lingam is accompanied by its own Nandi, creating a visually stunning spectacle. The location is also accessible via public transport from Salem's New Bus Stand it takes around 20 minutes to reach on a very reasonable fare of just 11 INR one way.

Enjoyed well with kids as privately maintained temple complex with plenty of amenities and some of the special god sculptures like load rama

Very nice peaceful place. Temple managed by lady nuns. They are also running a orphanage exclusively for girls and ladies.Also have a good hall for conducting small functions.

Calm and nature friendly peaceful place

Maintained by trust from public funds near foothill close to nature and away from public glare.

Very good place for worshipping goddess rajarajeswari.

Nice temple and nice place with nice scenery.

Best place to enjoy nature

Peaceful place 🙏😊