Travel to natural areas that conserves the environment.
Cultural celebrations offering immersive insights.
Rich cultural traditions, reflecting centuries.
Spiritual enrichment offering a cultural experiences.
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Silambaaru is also known as Noopura Gangai were spring will be available throughout the year. This place is located in the Azhagar Hills, Madurai. Nestled in the center of the natural world, Silambaaru is well known for its beautiful landscapes and abundant wildlife. This area is home to verdant surroundings, waterfalls, and a diverse range of plants and animals. With so many different bird species contributing to its allure, it a birdwatcher paradise.The place is perfect for hiking and nature hikes because of its peaceful surroundings. Silambaaru has a rich cultural history as well; regional customs and celebrations provide an insight into the lively past of the region. For those who enjoy the outdoors and adventure alike, Silambaaru is a hidden gem due to its unspoiled beauty and tranquil atmosphere.
Wheel chair access
Open on all days from 6 am to 6 pm
Best time to visit is in the winter months between October to February. Silambaaru stream will be flowing from mid- July to early September and from early October to first December (Monsoon dependent and summer showers)
Clothing
1. It is considered a place of religous importance and dressing modestly will be ideal Do not scribble, write graffitti on the hill.
2. Keep the place clean and refrain from throwing garbage.
1. Carry a bottle water as water is not available on the hillock.
2. Refrain from walking on the edge of the hillock. Also advisable to always have cash in hand as there is no facilities for online payments and lack of network connectivity.
3. The closest police station is at Alagarkovil.
Yes
1. Two wheelers- No parking fees
2. Four wheelers – Car Rs. 10, Heavy Vehicles Rs. 50
Suitable for all age groups. If you are an avid trekker and love the challenge of climbing a small hill, this will excite you. Hobby and professional photographers will find this place perfect for nature photography.
During the Vamana Avataram of Vishnu, as He was going to place his foot in the celestial world, Brahma welcomed him by pouring water from the Ganga river, out of his kamandalam, on the Lord’s feet. These touched His anklets and fell to Bhulokam, at Azhagar hills. The inexhaustible supply of water from Brahma is what is believed to keep the stream flowing throughout the year. The place of origin of Silambaaru can’t be identified till the date.
111 HERBS FOUND IN ALAGAR KOIL HILLS:
The Alagar Kovil hills host a variety of medicinal plants used for treating ailments such as eczema, piles, leg pain, chest pain, urinary problems, and digestive issues. Notable plants include:
1. Acalypha indica (Kuppaimeni): Alleviates eczema and chest pain.
2. Aerva lanata (SIRUKAN PEEZHAI): Addresses urinary problems.
3. Albizia amara (Usila Maram): Cleans hair and red.
4. Aloe vera (Kattraazhai): Reduces body heat.
5. Alpinia calcarata (Perarathai): Treats cough, cold, and aids digestion.
6. Combining certain plants enhances their medicinal effects, showcasing the rich traditional knowledge of the region.
Discover Silambaaru’s charm with its traditional water bodies and lush landscapes, reflecting the region’s cultural and natural beauty. Explore the scenic environment and local heritage that make this a unique and tranquil destination.