Most Famous Hill Stations In Tamilnadu

 

Tamil Nadu, which is located in the south of India and one of the most beautiful states of India, has always attracted the attention of tourists coming from abroad due to its different culture and unique civilization. As such, whenever the state is mentioned, imagining heat, sweat, and humidity is a common thing. But now what we are going to tell you is enough to surprise you. On the one hand, while Tamil Nadu ranks among the most states of India, on the other hand, more than one hill station here is making this state important from the point of view of tourism. So, here let's know about some best hill stations in Tamilnadu.

Ooty:

Ooty is a beautiful city situated in the beautiful hills of Nilgiris. The official name of this city is Utkamand and for the convenience of tourists, it has been given the abbreviation of Ooty. This hill station in the south of India attracts many tourists. 

Coonoor:

Coonoor is such a hill station that leaves an indelible impression on the psyche of the tourists who come here, which brings back simple and surprising memories of childhood. After coming to this hill station near the world famous hill station of Otakamund, you will be lost in the plaintiffs here. 

Kodaikanal:

Kodaikanal is a beautiful and beautiful hill station situated in the Palani Hills in the Western Ghats. The city is famous as the princess of hill stations due to its natural beauty and popularity. Located in the Dindigul district of Tamil Nadu, the city is atop a plateau at an elevation of 2133 meters above sea level. 

Yercaud:

Yercaud is located in the Shevaroy Hills of Tamil Nadu and is a hill station in the Eastern Ghats. It is situated at an altitude of 1515 meters and its natural beauty and pleasant weather attracts many tourists. Although Yercaud is sometimes called the Uttakamandalam of poor people because things are much cheaper here than in the famous hill station Ooty. 

Yelagiri:

Yelagiri is also known as Elagiri, it is a small hill station in Vellore district of Tamil Nadu and is also known as a tourist's paradise. Its history is of migratory times when Sara Yelagiri used to be the personal property of the zamindars of whose house still exists in Reddyur.