Javadi Hills: Nature's lap

  Javadi Hills can be called an ambrosial dimension of natural beauty, perhaps there will be no obscurity. Javadi Hills, located in Tamil Nadu, India's southern region, makes tourists realize nature's lap. 

   If Javadi Hills is a favorite of nature lovers, then perhaps there will be no big deal. Javadi Hills covered with all-round mountain ranges is a very picturesque and quiet area. 

  Special aroma of flowers and flora gives tourists a special charm. Velvet grassy lonely ground tourists enchanted the tourists. Indeed, this is tribal domed area. 

  So tourists can experience tribal culture and folk life on Jawadi Hills. Located near Chennai's main city of Chennai and Bangalore,

   Javadi Hills is a very popular tourist destination of the country. It is also known as the name of the Jawadhu Hills. Located in the heart of Vellore and Thiruvannamalai district, these hills are very beautiful.

   Spread over an area of ​​about 32 square kilometers, this tourist zone is a mountain constellation. The picturesque area of ​​lake-waterfalls and rivers is also inhabited by wildlife. So tourists can also realize the adventures of wildlife. 

   Especially on the Javadi hills, the covering of the Agarman Rivers and Pal's tributaries, gives the tourists plenty of pleasure to water sports. The movement of the clouds on Javadi Hills,

  located at an altitude of 1150 meters above sea level, is thrilled by the tourists. Sometimes the tourist is in the lurch of clouds, sometimes the clouds are in the lap of tourists. 

  The Jawadi Hills waterfalls are also very popular. For example, the Bemanmaduv Falls attracts tourists. The observatory here is considered to be very special. 

  Astronomical studies can be done at the tourist observatory. Indian astronomer Venu Bapu chose Javadi Hills for the observatory. 

  This observatory is known as Kavalur Observatory. Particularly there is abundance of herbarious vegetation on Javadi Hills. 

  The entire environment is covered with fragrance. So tourists feel themselves energetic here. 

  Especially the flavors of tamarind, jackfruit, amla, guava, pomegranate, mango, lemon, coconut, banana etc make tourists feel a freshness. Apart from this, the trees of Bajiatia Pinnata, Smilax Rezali, Castor oil etc. make the area of ​​intensive forest special. 

  Particularly known that sandalwood is particularly known to be the Javadi Hills. According to experts, Javadi Hills was discovered by French national Henry Le Fanu in 1883.

   Beman Muduc Waterfall: Bemanmaduv Waterfall is about 12 kms away from Jawadi Hills. Located near the Jamanamuthur village, this waterfall is very scenic and beautiful. Tourists can enjoy the funeral and bathing here.
  Kavalur Observatory: The construction of the Kavalur Observatory was done by astronomer Binu Bapu in 1967. Binu Bapu Telescope has been named in the premises of the telescope. Observatory is used for research and research. Wildlife is also in this observatory with an area of ​​about 100 acres.

Amrit forest: The Amrit forest area is actually the tracking area of ​​Javadi Hills.
   Yelagiri: Yelagiri is literally a beautiful hill station. Located at an altitude of 1410 meters above sea level, this hill station is actually a village. Yelagiri has beautiful garden-garden and beautiful valleys.

   Lake Komurti: Komurti Lake is actually known as Lake of Kolappan. This Javadi is the largest lake lake. It can also be called a beautiful picnic spot. Tourists can enjoy boating and water sports.

   All necessary resources are available for visit to Javadi Hills. The nearest airport is the Chennai International Airport. The Jawadi Hills distance from Chennai Airport is about 206 kilometers. 

  The nearest railway station is Villupuram Junction. The distance of Javadi Hills from Villupuram Railway Station is about 60 km. Tourists can also visit Javadi Hills by road.
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