Best Places to Visit in Krishnagiri – Hills, Dams & Heritage Trails

1.KATTUVEERA ANJANEYA TEMPLE

Kattuveera Anjaneya Temple situated at Krishnagiri in Tamil Nadu is believed to be 2500 years old said to be the Anjaneya here that, who ever who pray to him with a ardent devotion one prayer from a heart is believed to be get fulfilled in 3 months.

At counter if one pay Rs.50/- is given a saffron bag with coconut and betel leaves along with a coconut and hand over card having the same no. Pray for the fulfillment of one Rasi Palan and along with a Dakshina the saffron bag is tied and kept inside Anjaneya’s sanctum sanctorum where poojari do small pooja and hand over to us.

The devotee has to do 11 rounds of the temple on chanting the mantra “sri Ram jai Ram Jai Jai Jai Ram “ and once the 11 pradikshna is completed, then the saffron bag is put along with other devotees bag separately for 3 months. It is said that your one and only wish that wishes gets fulfilled and after your wish is completed, it is believed, people are expected to return and get the saffron bag from the temple.

There is one natural rock formation Nandi one can’t miss with presence of shiva also.

2.THALLY GARDEN AND LAKE 

Thally garden and lake is 25ks from hosur and 77kms from krishnagiri. Thally Village is fully surrounded with number of hill stations in Denkannikottai thalk this place is situated 1000ft above sea level salubrious weather recall England climate therefore British regime section onward we call this place “little England”.

This pleasant Climate is Changing for that productive growers to able to grow vegetables and Fruits and Flowers to Following are metres. Tourist from Hosur, Krishnagiri, Dharmapuri, Bangalore is frequently visiting this place to enjoy in this climate.

3.KRISHNAGIRI MUSEUM

Krishnagiri Museum is situated near Apsara Theatre, Gandhi Road. It was opened as 12th District Museum in 1993. The Museum showcases artifacts of Art and Archaeology, Anthropology, Geology, Botany and Zoology subjects. Main attractions of this Museum include the Hero Stones which are being collected from various parts of this district.

Visitors can get the knowledge of history of Krishnagiri district from Paleolithic period to date by the Exhibits in this monument. Paleolithic tools found fromVarattanappalli, Kappalvadi and Neolithic tools collected from Katheri, Gangaleri, Thogarapplli, Paiyur, Kokkikalpodu, Modhur, Gollahalli & Vellolai are on display.

Krishnagiri district was occupied by Megalithic men and women later Neolithic period. Megalithic culture in this district was revealed by the different kinds of burials, paintings both on rocks and dolmens, existence of iron objects in association with black and red ware vessels. Here, different types of various megalithic potteries from Beemandapalli and photographs of rock paintings of Periyakottappalli and Krishnagiri hill and Dolmens of Mallasandram are exhibited.

Sangam age came after megalithic period. Sangam literatures note down the building of hero stones in great detail. In memory of the hero who went down in the battle Hero stone was raised. Such hero stones are present in plenty in Krishnagiri district. Hero stones from Beemandapalli, Sulagiri, Kathadikuppam, Chinnakothur, Emakkalnattham, Kodiyalam, Londenpet and Pennesvaramadam are to be seen here.

The hero stone from Chinnakothur inscribed with inscription, details that this person died after killing of a horse in a battle that took place at Karuvayanpalli. Stone inscription in Beemandapalli from Rajamahendra Chola (1062) located near the Hero stone that says that Seramakkan wife of a warrior who died in the war at Koodumukki did Theeppanjaal (Sati). Again a and inscription brought from Karakkuppam of Vijayanagar period mentions akaram (agraharam) granted by donation. Pochampalli inscription mentions a gift offered by Thavana Dandanayaka to Thiruvanatheesvarar temple for the welfare of Hoysala King Someesvara Deva on his 13th regnal year.

Entrance Fee

• Adults: Rs.5/-
• Children: Rs.3/-
• Foreigners: Rs.100/-
• Camera: Rs.20/-
• Video: Rs.100/-
• Free for School Students.

4.KELLAVARAPALLI DAM PARK

Situated merely 10 kilometers from Hosur and around 60 kilometers from Krishnagiri, Kellavarapalli Dam Park is a glorious and beautiful destination to be at for that peaceful day out. Built in the year of 1995, the dam has developed to be a highly recreational picnic place to the people living in and nearby areas, specially tourists from nearest district Karnataka, which is located only 8 kilometres away.

🌿 A Nature Lovers’s Paradise

The adjacent Dam Park is able to be kept in great condition and is perfect for families and groups of friends, along with nature lovers. Kids can have some free time play in the open play areas, and grown-ups can chill under the trees or discover the nature trails.

Located amicably with beautiful hills and luscious green scenery, Kellavarapalli Dam is the serene escape from busy life of cities. The massive reservoir the dam created is the perfect spot for a peaceful amble, great photo ops or just sit back and relax by the waters edge soaking up the peaceful atmosphere.

🧺 Great for Picnics and Day Outings

Thanks to its location close to Hosur, the park has become a meeting point for locals over the weekends. This place is a great place to go for a solo quiet retreat or picnic with loved ones with an ideal ambience for a calm rejuvenation.

📌 Quick Info:

• Location: 10 km from Hosur, 60 km from Krishnagiri.

• Year Built: 1995

• Distance from Karnataka Border: 8 km

🌟 Why Visit?

If you are in need of a tranquil get away near Hosur or Krishnagiri, its worth mentioning that Kellavarapalli Dam Park is a must go. Beautiful views, easily accessible, and cosy atmosphere make-relative,song bika friendly place for everyone – locals and of course, visitors.

5.KRISHNAGIRI DAM PARK

Kicked 10 KM away from Krishnagiri on the way to Dharmapuri, Krishnagiri Dam is place that has everything. Built between 1955 and 1957 under the dynamic leadership of the late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Thiru. K. Kamaraj, this dam has made a significant contribution in transformingt the agriculturalscenery of the region. Fed by Thenpennai River, the dam maintains water supply to thousands of acres of agricultural land and helps in the livelihood of the local population.

🌿 A Garden of Tranquility

The dam is enclosed by the picturesque Krishnagiri Dam Park that measures a whopping 50 acres to both sides of the reservoir. The beautiful flower garden, colorful lawns and well manicured lawns, make it a perfect place for a day out and unwinding.

In addition, families will appreciate the kids’ playground, led with swings, slide, and other amusement to keep out of bounds young visitors. Whether self-proclaimed nature nut, photographer, or just someone looking to get away for a while, this park is a peaceful retreat.

📸 Hit among Tourists & Locals

Thanks to its accessibility and picturesque beauty, Krishnagiri Dam Park is visited all year around. Early morning and evening are favourite times, locals taking a stroll, couples watching the sunset, and kids playing out of fresh air.

📌 Quick Facts:

• Location: 10 km from Krichenagiri (up to Dharmavuri)

Built: 1955–1957

• Founder: Thiru. K. Kamaraj

• River Source: Thenpennai

• Ideal For: Family outings, picnicks, nature walks, rest relaxation.

🌟 Why Visit?

Whether you are fascinated by its historical background, its contribution to growth, or its scenic reality, Krishnagiri Dam Park is the place which is much sought after for tourist and traveler of all ages, It is more than just a dam, it is a testament of Tamil Nadu’s zeal for development and its love for nature.

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