Yercaud
Yercaud is a hill station town in Tamil Nadu, a southern Indian state. It is located in the Shevaroy Hills, which are famed for its orange groves, coffee plantations, and fruit and spice farms. The boathouse on Yercaud Lake is surrounded by gardens and woodlands. Anna Park on the lake's eastern shore features native vegetation and a bonsai garden. Lady's Seat has a watchtower with a telescope to the southwest.
Best Time To Visit Yercaud
Any time of year is a good opportunity to visit Yercaud to take in the tranquil surroundings and spectacular scenery. However, due to its mild, dry climate, October through June is the best season to visit Yercaud. Every year, a seven-day Summer Festival is held in May with a variety of events including flower shows, dog competitions, boat races, and community carnivals.
One night Two Days
Standard Package
Day 1:
Pickup from Salem Bus station,
Drop at Hotel/Resort
Local Sightseeing on same day
1. Lady Seat View
2. Gents Seat View
3. Silk Farm
4. Rose Garden
5. Pagada View
6. Yercaud highest peak & Temple
7. Rajeshwari Temple & Evening Drop to Hotel
Day 2 :
Complimentary Breakfast at Hotel
Starting 2nd Day Sightseeing
1. Karadiyur View
2. Kiliyur Falls
3. Deer Park
4. Anna Park
5. Lake Boating
6. Boatnical Garden
7. 100 years old British Church
8. Return Drop to Salem
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Yercaud Road
Yercaud, a lovely hill town set in the Shevaroy hills 30 miles from Salem in Tamil Nadu, is a popular destination for budget-friendly road vacations. When compared to the Nilgiris, this location is less well-known, which means it is less congested with tourists, making it ideal for a detox trip.
If you take National Highways 48 from Chennai, you can reach Yercaud in around eight hours. Throughout your journey, you will pass through eight toll gates, Take the route between Chennai, Vellore, Krishnagiri, Salem, and Yercaud for a picturesque road journey.
Yercaud Lake
The Yercaud Lake, which provides spectacular views of the mountains and lush green plains, is one of the most picturesque places to visit in Yercaud. Because of its scenic surroundings and quaint water bodies, boating is popular in Yercaud. Several bistros and restaurants by the lakeside, located right in the centre of Yercaud, serve the authentic taste of Tamil Nadu, so you may enjoy total tranquillity while also satisfying your taste buds. It provides travellers with an excellent opportunity to learn about Tamil Nadu's food and culture through its inventive use of spices. Yercaud Lake is a fantastic gastronomic destination for foodies.
Deer Park
Deer Park Timing: 08:00 am - 06:00 pm
Deer Park Price: 10 INR
Best time to visit Deer Park(preferred time): 08:30 am - 05:00 pm, Time required to visit Deer Park: 00:30 Mins
Deer Park, which is close to the lake, is a good place for kids to hang out. They will be amazed by the sights of Deer, Swans, Peacocks, and Hamsters that they will see here. To make it a kid-friendly spot in Yercaud, the park is also equipped with swings where children may have fun.
Rose Garden
The Rose Garden welcomes you to get lost in the aroma of the roses as you walk around the natural space. A silk farm is nearby, where mulberry trees and silk worms are farmed. When you arrive, make a point of seeing the silk-spinning process.
The garden itself is ideal for plant enthusiasts searching for a peaceful area to unwind. Don't forget to bring your camera and immortalise the roses in timeless images!
Pagada View
Pagada Point this place gets its name from the four piles of stones that form a pyramid-like structure. It is believed that this was built by the local tribes. The hills of Yercaud are home to the Malayalam-speaking tribes of the Eastern Ghats. These tribes have lived here since the dawn of human settlement, and the hills bear the marks of their journey through time. The pyramid here could well be one such mark, an ancient spot for a ritual or perhaps a shelter in the wilderness.
There is a small temple here as well, which is said to be dedicated to Lord Rama
Kiliyur Falls
Kiliyur Falls, located less than 5 km away, is one of the most exquisite waterfalls in the city, with a gradual slope that embraces the white water. The falls are generated by an overflow in Yercaud Lake and reach a height of 300 feet! The gentle flows are revitalised by the monsoons, creating a spectacle unlike any other in the city! If you enjoy trekking, the adjacent Shervarayan hill range is a beautiful place to visit.
Anna Park
Anna Park is another park close to the lake. This park's Japanese Park is a must-see attraction. The location is appropriate for visitors of all ages and is a great place to stop on a picnic trip in Yercaud. To enter the park, however, a small fee must be paid. Anna Park conducts a flower festival in May, which attracts a huge number of tourists.
Lady Seat
Lady's Seat is a great vantage point for taking in the beauties of the town. This Yercaud viewing destination, which offers breathtaking views of mists, clouds, and lush surroundings, is best visited in the evening during sunset. Lady's Seat is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Yercaud.
100 years old British Church
The CSI Holy Trinity Church in Yercaud, Tamil Nadu, India, was built in 1834 and rebuilt in 1853 after a devastating fire. The Church of South India Trust Association owns it.The chapel is the final burial place of Robert Bruce Foote, the British archaeologist and geologist known as the "Father of Indian Prehistory" (1834-1912). There is a tribute to him there. Peter Percival (1803-1882) is also buried in the churchyard. He worked as a missionary, linguist, and educator in Sri Lanka and South India.