Sathuragiri Hills
Hill Station
Sathuragiri Hills
Sathuragiri Hills, located in the Madurai district of Tamil Nadu, is a sacred pilgrimage site and part of the Western Ghats known as the abode of Lord Shiva. The name means "Hill of Four Vedas," referring to the belief that the four Vedas merged to form this mountain.
The hills, also called Sundara Mahalingam, are associated with many Siddhas (holy beings) who are said to have lived and worshipped there. The trek to the top involves a moderate climb through forests, streams, and rocky terrain leading to temples, including the main Sundara Mahalingam temple. Pilgrims visit mostly during full moon and new moon days.
The area is rich in biodiversity and medicinal plants, and trekking here is both a spiritual and natural experience, with devotees often observing rituals to respect the sacred environment.
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