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This temple has a natural outflow, which spouts water all through the year. For this reason, the temple is quite popularly known and people never fail to make their visit. There are hundreds of steps to get to the temple, and no mechanical help available. This place is frequented by elephants and hence do not plan to visit the temple during evening hours. Don't forget to visit the Lalithambikai temple situated at its foothills.
Interesting collection of inventions by G.D. Naidu, who is also referred to as the Edison of India. The complex houses three museums: Experimenta Science Centre, Gedee Car Museum and GD Science Museum. The museums are located in the same complex and has separate tickets. The museums also offer a ticket combo.
Natural history museum with exhibits and artifacts related to forests and their wildlife. It is housed in a heritage building, which is more than 100 years old. The museum was established in 1902 by H.A. Gass, the then Conservator of Forests of Coimbatore circle. His comprehensive collection was part of the display. The building dates back to 1915 and was built in Gothic style. There are about 10000 exhibits on display at the Gass Forest Museum. The exhibits on display at the museum cover various disciplines in science and geography like botany, zoology, geology etc. A stuffed full-grown Indian gaur is a prime exhibit. It has several stuffed animals, including a collection of over 1200 insects. The museum also exhibits non-forest items, which include a million-year-old meteorite.
Athar Jamaath Masjid
A famous hundred-year-old mosque.