Religious Places

Coimbatore is one of the places where our Tamil culture and believes are still remembered and respected. The best examples for this, are the oldest temples like Perur and Maruthamali which brings out the skills and pride of our ancient Tamil civilization through its sculptors and writing.

Maruthamalai Murugan Temple

Maruthamalai Temple lies on the ridge of Western ghats. This temple is said to be more than thousand year old. Devasthanam buses are available from the base to the temple. Maruthamalai temple is considered as the seventh home for Lord Murugan. Pambatti sithar cave is a notable spot to visit. Bus stop name: Maruthamalai

Koniamman Temple

Koniamman Temple is one of the oldest temple in the city, located in the heart of Coimbatore. The deity is considered as the guardian of the city. Bus stop name: Townhall

Perur Patteeswarar Temple

Located on the banks of Noyyal river, the temple is more than 500 year old structure. Inscriptions and drawings of Lord Shiva & ancient rulers can be seen all over the temple. Bus stop name: Perur

Velliangiri Temple

A popular trekking spot, as you start from Poondi murugan temple in the foothills and climb up seven hills to reach the Velliangiri aandavar temple. Visiting the temple on Maha Shivarathri is considered auspecious. The trek path is closed during monsoon.

Eachanari Vinayagar Temple

This temple is located at Eachanari, on the Pollachi Road. Lord Ganesh here is termed as "Vazhi Pillayar" for the people who travel between Coimbatore & Pollachi. Bus stop name: Eachanari

Puliakulam Vinayagar Temple

Located within the city limits, the statue of Lord Ganesh at Puliakulam Temple is one of the largest statue. Bus stop name: Puliakulam

ISHA Yoga

Located on the foothills of western ghats, ISHA yoga is home to Dyanalinga and Aadhiyogi statue. The Aadhiyogi statue is recognised as "Largest Bust Sculpture" by Guinness World Records. Bus stop name: ISHA Yoga