Tiruppur or Tirupur is a city in the Kongu Nadu region of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Tiruppur is the administrative headquarters of Tiruppur district and the fifth largest urban agglomeration in Tamil Nadu. Located on the banks of Noyyal River, it has been ruled at different times, by the Early Pandyas, Medieval Cholas, Later Cholas, Vijayanagar Empire, Madurai Nayaks, Mysore Kingdom and the British. It is situated at the centre of the South Indian Peninsula, about 450 kilometres (280 mi) southwest of the state capital Chennai and about 50 kilometres (31 mi) east of Coimbatore.
Avinashi Temple:
The Avinashi Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is situated in Avinashi town. This sanctuary is accepted to have been worked by Sundarapandiya and is firmly connected with Sundaramoorthy Nayanar, an extraordinary Shiva Saint. This sanctuary is prominently known as the Karunaiyaaththaal Temple and is one of the seven Thevara Stalams of Tamil Nadu. Different engravings have been found in this sanctuary, expressing the colossal commitments made by various administrations like the Cholas, Pandyas and Hoysalas.
Noyyal River:
The Noyyal River begins from the Vellingiri Hills in the Western Ghats and streams into River Kaveri. The bowl of this stream covers a region of around 3,500 sq km, with a length of 180 km and width of 25 km.
Grass Hill:
Grass Hill, an excursion spot, is encompassed by the evergreen Shola Forest. This fascination is arranged in the scopes of Valparai and Anaimalai, at a stature of around 2400 m above ocean level. The legislature has found a way to save the widely varied vegetation of the locale including Nilgiri thar, elephant, bear, Indian gaur and Nilgiri langur. Flying creatures like hornbill can likewise be spotted here.
Panchalinga Waterfalls:
The Panchalinga Waterfalls is situated on the Palani-Coimbatore thruway. The region encompassing this district fills in as a trekking trail. Sri Amanalingeswarar Temple and the falls are among the favored areas of the Indian movie producers. The Thirumoorthi Temple and Thirumoorthi Dam are likewise arranged close-by.
Sugriveswar Temple:
The Sugriveswar Temple is accepted to have been implicit the twelfth century. The complex of this sanctuary has two towers called Vimanam, out of which one is committed to Amman and the other one is dedicated to Lord Shiva. This sanctuary is arranged on the shores of the Nallar River, a tributary of River Noyyal.
Amaravathi Dam:
The Amaravathi Dam is arranged inside the premises of the Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary. This dam made the Amaravathy Reservoir that covers a territory of around 9.31 sq km and is around 33.53 m profound. It was built for water system and for controlling surges. This repository gives living space to a noteworthy populace of mugger crocodiles.
Thirumoorthy Hills:
The Thirumoorthy Hills is situated close to the Thirumoorthy Dam and is well known for the Thirumoorthy Temple. As per a legend, Athari Maharishi alongside his partner, Anushiya Devi, lived at this slope. This couple is accepted to be an extraordinary aficionado of Lord Vishnu, Lord Shiva and Lord Brahma and was honored by them at this site. For honoring the visit of these divinities, the place is named as Thirumoorthy Hills.
Amaravathi Crocodile:
The Amaravathi Crocodile Farm is considered as the biggest crocodile rearing focus in southern India. The mugger crocodiles, famous as the Persian crocodiles and bog crocodiles, are the normally discovered species. Keeping in mind the end goal to give common environment to these muggers, man-made repositories and water system waterways have been created in this ranch. It has moderate moving water. The muggers are more adjusted to earthbound life dissimilar to different crocodiles. These are viewed as more portable as they can move long separation looking for a reasonable home.
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