Vellore is a city located in Tamil Nadu, in the southern part of India. One can go by road or train (train- recommended for lush green views). It is known by VIT, one of the prestige university. But it definitely has its own spice too. 2-3 days are more than sufficient to visit this beautiful city without being all worn out.
1. Assumption Church
Assumption Church, 2.5 km away from Vellore railway station. The major attraction of this place is the bell tower, which is the highest bell tower in India.
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2. Vellore Fort
Vellore fort, which is 2.5 km distance away from Vellore Railway station. Vellore Fort is 16th-century granite fort positioned in the middle of the water, where boating facility was available. Nearby fort rich green garden is situated, for relaxation and other stuff. Fort houses all the religion home - church, temple, and mosque with other public offices buildings and museum.
Sripuram aka Golden Temple is approximately 10 km away from Vellore. Temple is dedicated to goddess Mahalakshmi, headed by Sri Sakthi Amma. The temple is built in Dravidian style, with 1500 Kg of gold both in the exterior and interior.
4. Amrithi Falls and Zoological Park Amrithi Falls and Zoological Park is at 27 km distance from Vellore. It is situated under Javadu hills across Amrithi river, flows next to the zoological park. It is popular for trekking, flora & fauna habitat, and waterfall.
Vallimalai Murugan Temple is located in a village named Vallimalai, which is at 30 km distance from Vellore. Temple is at Foothill and the other one is at the top of the hill. It has around 600-700 stairs.
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