Top Things to do in Vellore District
What to do and see in Vellore District, Tamil Nadu: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups
Discover the best top things to do in Vellore District, India including Swamimalai Hills, Vallimalai Subramanyar Temple, Mountain View Adventure Park, Jalakandeswarar Temple, Arulmigu Balamurugan Ratnagiri Tirukkovil, Arulmigu Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple, Sri Yoga Narasimhar Temple Sholingur, Fundera Park, Sripuram Golden Temple, Vellore Fort.
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1. Swamimalai Hills
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By niteshb1030
It’s day trek, about 1 hr long uphill. Good for beginners. Post monsoon the hills are very green and beautiful. ₹350 per person was charged at the entry to the trek
2. Vallimalai Subramanyar Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By meenakshimuthusamy - Chennai District, India
The place is very holy and has its hindu traditions.It is a popular temple.It is maintained well and good visit on the holiday is possible.
3. Mountain View Adventure Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Discover fun and adventure amidst nature and beauty. Visit us and experience a truly memorable adventure. We provide, 1) Zipline 2) Paintball 3) ATV 4) Bunjee Ejection 6) Giant Swing 6) Trekking to waterfall and many others
4. Jalakandeswarar Temple
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By ArunKarthikFOM - Hyderabad, India
Situated on the banks of Palar River, Vellore is a historically rich city that has appeared many times in chapters of Indian history. Being an integral part of Tamil Nadu, Vellore draws the picture of deep- rooted Tamil culture being practiced in the region since generations. It is strongly attached with Hindu Gods and Goddess and one can get a clear reflection of traditional Tamil customs and rituals being carried out in the temples. Situated on the banks of Palar River, Vellore is a historically rich city that has appeared many times in chapters of Indian history. Being an integral part of Tamil Nadu, Vellore draws the picture of deep- rooted Tamil culture being practiced in the region since generations. It is strongly attached with Hindu Gods and Goddess and one can get a clear reflection of traditional Tamil customs and rituals being carried out in the temples. The historical Vellore Fort houses one of the finest examples of Vijaynagar architecture, the Jalakandeswarar Temple. The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva who is worshipped here in the form of Jalakandeswarar. It is one of the ancient temples in India that houses a well inside its complex that is considered to be Ganga. The main deity of Jalakandeswarar in the form of Linga with Rudraksha Mala is found inside the garba griha. Unfortunately, this temple remained closed for a considerable time period when its main deity was shifted to a distant place. The deity was later brought back to the main complex and is now worshipped by hundreds of devotees throughout the year.
5. Arulmigu Balamurugan Ratnagiri Tirukkovil
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By SeetharamanS8 - Chennai (Madras), India
This is located on the National Highway about 12 Kms from Vellore when you travel towards chennai. The temple is on top of a hillock (about 150 -200 steps). You can spend about 1 or 2 hours and complete the Darshan.
6. Arulmigu Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy Temple
7. Sri Yoga Narasimhar Temple Sholingur
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By santhosh_pnn
We got down at Arakkonam and took local bus to Kondapalayam (a place for tala neelalu) it is hardly a ride of 24KM. From there the Yoga Narasimha Swamy temple is 2KM, you can eat a healthy breakfast at AryaBhavan and then start your trip way up the hill. Note- On the way up to the hill protect yourselves and kids from monkeys by purchasing a stick at the start for Rs 5.
8. Fundera Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 138 reviews
Fundera Park is a place where your complete family can enjoy your holidays with a new experience. We have more than 300 exotic non indian birds and none of them are caged and you can enter into their aviary. Also we have a petting farm, where your children can have hands on experience. We have the first 7D Cinema in Yelagiri and a recently introduced VR center and horror house as well. Attention: For all of you visiting us, do look out for our above logo with "Fundera". Kindly, don't get misled by a neighbouring park under the name Fundara with a similar logo. We are two separate entities and we cannot claim any responsibilities for any events/happenings there. Thanks for understanding! Tickets can be booked online via bookmyshow: https://in.bookmyshow.com/activities/fundera-park-pet-sanctuary/ET00113645
Reviewed By harishsekarr - Bengaluru, India
If you are going with a family with kids, this place is a must visit. Kids thoroughly enjoyed here. You can easily spend 1-2 hours in this. This park has all the farm animals - rabbits, guinea pigs, pony horse, goats, cows, different species of hens and roosters from different parts of the world, colorful chickens, and different kinds of parrots. Fees: Entrance fees per adult is 300/-. I guess if the kid's age is 6 or below, the entrance is free. We too felt the price is little on the higher side, but it was totally worth it. In this 300, you get to see the entire farm animals park + any one of the following: 7D cinema, fish spa, paint ball and few more things. We chose fish spa for ourselves, and we took our kids to 7D cinema. You can chose an activity separately by paying 100/-. Both the experiences were good. Kids below below 3 years are not allowed in 7D cinema. Farm Animals: We visited the place at morning 8.30 (opening time) itself. The animals were being moved in cages to their respective compartments. The kids were very excited to see them. The staffs over there, were very courteous and allowed us to touch the animals. Parrots: This is the main place where your kids can enjoy a lot. At the entrance of parrot cage, you will be given handful of sunflower seeds. You need to feed them (not all at a time) to the parrots there. Don't miss to feed the bird 'funky'. He is the biggest in the cage who scares other parrots. Cafeteria: Make sure you take something to eat for your kids. There is no restriction on taking the food items inside. But you are not allowed to feed them to the animals. We ordered noodles for our kids at the rate of 50/- per plate. We felt that was costly for a plate of noodles. Overall experience: This is a must place to visit once when you are in Yelagiri. Anyway, you don't have many places to visit in Yelagiri other than this, boating and couple of trekking and temple places. So, make sure this is on your list to visit first in the morning. Caution: There is another park with almost the same name 'fundora park' at the entrance of this park. Make sure you don't fall prey into that dirty trick.
9. Sripuram Golden Temple
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 738 reviews
Reviewed By Subharaman - Mumbai, India
Sri Lakshmi Narayani Devi temple in Sripuram, Vellore, Tamil Nadu is a very beautiful temple which is at about three and half hours driving distance from Chennai It is fully made of gold.The temple is built in a such a vast area and a very peaceful location. The whole area is so beautifully done and very well maintained.It is run by Sri Sakthi Narayani siddhaar peetam trust Sri Sakthi Narayani siddhar guru. We will need about 1&1/2 to 2 hours to complete the full round in the temple complex from entrance to exit gate.Volunteers are very polite and helpful.Moble phones are not allowed.There is ample parking space at entrance gate. Never miss to visit this temple atleast once.
10. Vellore Fort
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 264 reviews
Reviewed By Shawkat1982 - Dhaka City, Bangladesh
I went CMC Vellore Hospital for treatment. My treatment took one month almost. So in this long period of time patient & attendance can relax there @ fort . This is a historical place as well . It's a very big & well protected fort used by local king of Tamil Nadu around 1700 years . Structure of this fort is very rare & made with natural rocks ! Amazing to see.
