
Travel guides, food journals and stories from the Shevaroy Hills.

A natural rock formation inside a private coffee estate near Norton Bungalow, once said to have sheltered wild bears.

A historic place of worship built in 1866 in the Hill Church Road / Assambur region, over 150 years old.

A historic Roman Catholic parish built in 1934 on Hill Church Road, featuring British-colonial architecture and stained glass.

A 360-degree panorama inside the 50-acre Retreat Don Bosco campus, with views of Salem plains and the silver-lake magnetite mines.

A 19th-century colonial landmark built in 1834 and rebuilt in 1853, with a cemetery holding notable British graves.

A historic 150-year-old coffee estate at 4,600 feet, offering guided seed-to-cup coffee tours, a café and estate museum.

India's third-largest orchidarium, spanning 18.4 hectares with over 3,000 trees and 1,800 shrubs, including rare endangered orchids.

A serene shrine to Goddess Raja Rajeshwari established in 1983, featuring a 4.5-foot main idol, 4 km from Yercaud bus stand.

A British-style garden with tall trees, green lawns, a silk worm museum and an on-site nursery selling plant saplings.
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