62 places to discover
Agasthiyar Falls is a waterfall on the Tamirabarani River near Papanasam in Tirunelveli district, Tamil Nadu, located within the Western Ghats near the Kalakkad Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve. Named after sage Agastya, it is known for its scenic forest setting and religious association with the nearby Papanaswamy Temple. The falls are a popular bathing and sightseeing spot, especially during monsoon and post-monsoon months when water flow is strong.
Agaya Gangai Falls is a 300-foot waterfall located in the Kolli Hills of Namakkal District, Tamil Nadu, within the Eastern Ghats. Situated near the Arapaleeswarar Temple, it is reached by descending about 1,000 steep steps through forested hills. The falls are fed by the Aiyaru River and are most impressive during the monsoon season. It is a prominent natural attraction and pilgrimage-associated site in the Kolli Hills region.
Ammakunda Waterfall is a natural forest waterfall located near Khairput in Malkangiri District, Odisha. Situated amidst dense forests and Eastern Ghats hill ranges, it is known for its tiered cascades and natural pool at the base. The waterfall is a popular local picnic and nature spot, attracting visitors for its secluded setting and scenic surroundings, especially during post-monsoon months.
Atri Hot Spring is a natural sulfur hot spring located in Atri village in Khordha district, Odisha, about 42 km from Bhubaneswar. It is known for its perennial hot water emerging at around 55°C and the adjacent Hatakeswar Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The site features bathing ponds and is considered to have therapeutic properties. It attracts pilgrims and tourists, especially during Makar Sankranti.
Ayyanar Falls is a seasonal forest waterfall located about 10 kilometres west of Rajapalayam in Virudhunagar District, Tamil Nadu, within the Western Ghats near the Ayyanar Temple. Fed by monsoon streams, it cascades over rocky slopes surrounded by dense forest. The site is notable for its natural bathing pools, short forest trek, and religious association with the adjacent Ayyanar shrine, attracting nature visitors and pilgrims, especially during the monsoon and post-monsoon months.
Beemanmadavu Falls, also known as Beeman Falls, is a seasonal waterfall located in the Javadhu Hills near Jamunamarathur in Tiruvannamalai District, Tamil Nadu. Surrounded by dense forest and rocky terrain, the falls is formed by monsoon runoff and flows vigorously during and after the rainy season. It is a popular nature attraction for trekking, sightseeing and bathing, known for its secluded forest setting and natural pool at its base.
Bhadaiya Kund is a natural spring-fed water body located on the outskirts of Shivpuri town in Madhya Pradesh. Surrounded by forested landscape near Madhav National Park, it is known for its clear water, rocky surroundings and tranquil picnic setting. The kund is a popular local getaway for nature walks, photography and seasonal bathing, especially during monsoon and winter when water flow is good and the surrounding greenery is lush.
Bogya Hot Spring is a natural thermal spring located in Bogya, Barangay Bangbang, Hungduan, Ifugao, in the northern Philippines. Situated along a river valley surrounded by mountains and near the Hungduan Rice Terraces, it features naturally heated pools where visitors can bathe and relax. Known for its warm, mineral-rich waters and tranquil rural setting, it is a local attraction for therapeutic bathing and nature appreciation.
Boliney Hot Spring, also known as Bani Hot Spring, is a natural thermal spring located in Barangay Bani in the municipality of Boliney, Abra, in northern Luzon, Philippines. Situated in a mountainous interior area of the Cordillera region, the spring features naturally heated waters emerging in a forested riverine setting. It is known locally as a therapeutic bathing spot and a modest eco-tourism attraction for visitors exploring the remote upland communities of Abra.
Bora Hot Springs is a natural sulfur hot spring located in Bora Village, Sigi Kota District, Sigi Regency, Central Sulawesi, about 15 kilometers southeast of Palu city. The site features several warm pools fed by geothermal sources, with water temperatures believed to have therapeutic properties. Surrounded by rural landscape and simple developed facilities, it is a popular local destination for bathing, relaxation and family recreation near the Lore Lindu area.
Chinna Suruli Falls, also known as Cloud Land Falls, is a scenic waterfall near Kombaithozhu village in Theni district, Tamil Nadu, on the foothills of the Meghamalai range in the Western Ghats. Fed by seasonal streams from the Meghamalai hills, it cascades through dense forest. Notable for its relatively untouched natural setting compared to the larger Suruli Falls, it attracts visitors for nature viewing, bathing and photography amid forested surroundings.
Five Falls, locally known as Aintharuvi, is a segmented waterfall in Courtallam (Kutralam) in Tenkasi District, Tamil Nadu, on the eastern slopes of the Western Ghats. The water splits into five separate cascades over rocky ledges forming shallow pools where visitors bathe. Part of the famous Courtallam Falls cluster, it is noted for seasonal flow during the monsoon and for water that flows through forested hills believed to have herbal properties.
Ganeshpuri Hot Springs are natural geothermal springs located in Ganeshpuri village, Palghar district, Maharashtra, approximately two kilometers from Vajreshwari. Situated along the Tansa River near the Bhimeshwar Temple and Nityananda Samadhi, these springs feature water temperatures around 52°C. The site includes reservoirs built around riverbed springs and natural rock hollows used for bathing. They hold religious significance and are considered less crowded than neighboring Vajreshwari springs.
Guiwanon Cold Spring is a natural cold spring attraction located in Guiwanon, Barangay Maslog, Tabogon in northern Cebu, Philippines. It features clear, cool spring-fed pools developed for public bathing and recreation amid a rural, tree-shaded setting. The spring is known for its consistently cold, fresh water and simple resort facilities including concrete pools and cottages. It serves as a local leisure spot for residents and visitors seeking a refreshing swim away from coastal areas.
Hogenakkal Falls is a major waterfall on the Kaveri River at Hogenakkal in Dharmapuri district, Tamil Nadu, on the Tamil Nadu-Karnataka border. Often called the Niagara of South India, it comprises multiple cascades over carbonatite rocks with drops up to 20 metres. Known for coracle boat rides, rocky gorges and reputed medicinal waters, it is a prominent natural attraction drawing visitors for sightseeing, bathing and photography.
Honey Falls, locally known as Thenaruvi, is a seasonal waterfall near Courtallam in Tenkasi District, Tamil Nadu, within the Western Ghats forest range. Located upstream of the main Courtallam falls, it is known for its secluded forest setting and monsoon-fed flow. Accessible only by a guided trek with Forest Department permission, it forms part of the Courtallam waterfall circuit and attracts visitors for bathing, nature walks and tranquil surroundings away from crowded falls.
Hurom-Hurom Cold Spring is a natural cold spring located in Barangay Laserna, municipality of Nabas in Aklan Province, Western Visayas, Philippines. Fed by a cool, clear mountain source, the spring forms shallow pools used for swimming and bathing. Surrounded by trees and rural landscape, it is a locally managed recreational site near the Nabas-Caticlan area. The spring is known for its consistently cold, refreshing water and simple picnic facilities for day visitors.
Innot Hot Springs is a natural thermal spring locality on the Kennedy Highway in the Tablelands Region of Far North Queensland, Australia, between Ravenshoe and Mount Garnet. The springs emerge at around 74°C and are cooled into a series of public and caravan park pools along Nettle Creek. Notable for its mineral-rich warm waters, bushland setting and long history as a bathing and camping stop, it attracts visitors for soaking, relaxation and outback touring.
Kakolat Waterfall is a 150-160 feet high cascade waterfall located at Kakolat village in Govindpur Block of Nawada District, Bihar, about 33 km from Nawada town near Ektara. Set in a forested valley surrounded by hills, it descends in multiple streams and collects in a natural reservoir below. Known for its scenic setting, seasonal flow and association with local legend and the annual Bisua Mela, it is a popular sightseeing, bathing and picnic destination in Bihar.
Katherine Hot Springs is a series of natural thermal pools on the Katherine River at the edge of Katherine township in the Northern Territory. The clear, warm springs maintain a temperature of around 32°C year-round and are set among paperbark and palm vegetation. Managed by Katherine Town Council, the free public site is notable for its accessible town location, terraced pools and year-round swimming opportunity.
Kheerganga Hot Springs is a natural geothermal spring located at approximately 2,960 meters in the upper Parvati Valley of Kullu district, Himachal Pradesh. Accessible only by a 12-kilometer trek from Barshaini village, the sulfur-rich waters feed bathing pools adjacent to a Shiva temple. The site holds religious significance in both Hindu and Sikh traditions. As of 2024, overnight camping is banned, and visits are restricted to daytime hours with mandatory arrival before 10 AM and departure by 2 PM.
Kumbakkarai Falls is a two-stage cascade waterfall at the foothills of the Kodaikanal Hills in Theni District, Tamil Nadu, near Kumbakkarai village about 9 km from Periyakulam. Fed by the Pambar River originating in the Western Ghats and flowing from the Kodaikanal plateau, it descends in two tiers surrounded by forested slopes. It is a popular bathing, sightseeing and picnic spot managed by the Tamil Nadu Forest Department.
Lakkam Waterfalls is a scenic cascade located near Marayoor in the Idukki district of Kerala, approximately 25 kilometers from Munnar. Fed by streams originating from the Eravikulam Plateau, the waterfall drops about 50 feet into natural rock pools surrounded by dense forest. It is part of the Eravikulam stream system and offers visitors opportunities for bathing, trekking, and photography in a serene natural setting.
Lata Bayu is a forest waterfall and recreational forest (Hutan Lipur Lata Bayu) located in Baling District, Kedah, Malaysia, about 15 km from Baling town within the Gunung Inas Forest Reserve. It features a multi-tiered cascade flowing over rocky slopes into shallow pools. Managed by the Kedah Forestry Department, it is a popular local picnic and bathing spot surrounded by lowland dipterocarp forest, known for its accessible setting and natural pools.
Lata Jarum is a popular forest waterfall located in Ulu Dong near Kampung Ulu Sungai, about 20 km from Raub town in Pahang, Malaysia. Set within a forested recreational area, it features a multi-tiered cascade flowing over rocky slopes into shallow pools. The site is notable as a local picnic and bathing spot surrounded by tropical rainforest, offering easy forest access and natural pools for visitors.
Lata Rek is a popular forest waterfall and recreational forest located in Kuala Krai District, Kelantan, Malaysia, about 30 kilometres from Kuala Krai town. Set within a lowland dipterocarp forest, it features a broad cascade flowing over rocky tiers into shallow pools suitable for bathing and wading. Managed as a forest recreation area, it is notable for its accessible natural setting, picnic facilities and as a local weekend getaway surrounded by forested hills.
Lombongo Hot Springs is a natural thermal spring attraction located in Lombongo village, Suwawa Tengah, Bone Bolango Regency, Gorontalo Province, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Set amid forested hills about 20 kilometers from Gorontalo City, it features naturally heated pools channeled into bathing basins. The site is notable for its warm sulfur-containing water, scenic natural surroundings, and popularity as a local wellness and recreation destination for soaking and relaxation.
Lusundra Hot Springs are natural thermal springs located in Lusundra village in Kathlal Taluka of Kheda District, Gujarat. The springs emerge as sulphur-rich hot water collected in man-made kunds used for bathing. Known locally as Lasundra Kund, the site is visited for its perceived therapeutic properties and religious association. Surrounded by rural landscape, it is a modest, locally managed attraction near Kapadvanj and Nadiad in central Gujarat.
Maatong Hot Spring is a natural hot spring located in Poblacion, Sadanga, Mountain Province, Philippines, along the banks of the Chico River. It is known for its naturally heated pools fed by geothermal activity, surrounded by mountainous terrain and river scenery. The spring is a local bathing spot valued for its warm, mineral-rich waters and tranquil setting. It offers visitors a simple, nature-based experience in a remote Cordillera municipality.
Mahiliaw Cold Spring is a natural cold spring located in Barangay Mahiliaw in the municipality of Taft, Eastern Samar, Philippines. Surrounded by lush vegetation and forested surroundings, the spring features clear, cool freshwater that collects in a natural pool used for swimming and bathing. It is a locally managed attraction known for its refreshing water, tranquil rural setting, and simple natural landscape, serving as a popular day-use destination for residents and visitors to Taft.
Mainit Hot Springs is a natural thermal spring located in Barangay Mainit, Bontoc, Mountain Province, along the Chico River. The springs feature naturally heated waters channeled into concrete pools where visitors can soak and bathe. Surrounded by mountain slopes and river scenery, it is known for its warm, sulfur-rich waters believed to have therapeutic properties. Accessible from Bontoc town proper, it serves as a popular local relaxation spot and side trip for travelers exploring the Cordillera region.
Mainit Sulfuric Hot Spring is a natural thermal spring located in Barangay Mainit, Municipality of Maco, Davao de Oro, Philippines. It is known for its naturally heated sulfuric waters that emerge from underground sources and are collected in developed bathing pools. Surrounded by rural vegetation and managed as a local community resort, the spring is visited for warm-water bathing and relaxation and is noted for its distinctive sulfur odor and reputed therapeutic properties.
Makhdum Kund is one of the sacred hot springs in Rajgir, Nalanda District, Bihar, located within the Rajgir Hot Springs complex at the foothills of the Rajgir hills. It is a natural thermal spring known for its warm mineral-rich water and is visited for bathing and religious observance. Named after Sufi saint Makhdum Shah, it is part of a cluster of kunds including Brahmakund and Suryakund and is notable for its religious and therapeutic significance.
Manimuthar Falls is a forest waterfall located near Manimuthar Dam in Ambasamudram Taluk, Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu, within the Western Ghats and on the edge of the Kalakkad Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve. Fed by the Manimuthar River, the falls cascades over rocky slopes into a shallow pool used for bathing. It is a popular seasonal picnic and nature spot, notable for its forested setting, proximity to the dam and reservoir, and accessibility from Tirunelveli and Ambasamudram.
Manjhar Kund Waterfall is a natural waterfall located in the Kaimur Hills near Sasaram in Rohtas district, Bihar. Formed by the Kaimur plateau streams, it flows into a natural pool (kund) surrounded by forested hills. The site is known for its scenic monsoon flow, rocky surroundings and religious association with a local kund. It is a popular seasonal picnic and sightseeing spot for visitors from Sasaram and nearby areas.
Mapaso Hot Spring is a natural sulfuric hot spring located in Barangay Rizal II, Calbayog City, in the province of Samar, Philippines. Surrounded by forested hills, it features warm mineral-rich waters collected in developed concrete pools. Known locally for its reputed therapeutic properties, the spring is a popular day-use destination for bathing and relaxation. The site includes basic visitor facilities and is accessed by road from Calbayog city proper.
Marguez Hot and Cold Spring is a natural spring attraction in Barangay Marguez, Esperanza, Sultan Kudarat, Mindanao, Philippines. It features adjacent natural pools fed by hot and cold spring water, set in a rural, forested surroundings. Managed as a local resort, it offers bathing pools, cottages and picnic areas. The site is known for its contrasting water temperatures and is a popular local destination for swimming and relaxation in Sultan Kudarat.
Mateo Hot and Cold Spring is a natural spring resort located in Barangay Monbon, Irosin, Sorsogon, at the foot of Mount Bulusan. It is known for its adjacent natural hot and cold spring pools fed by geothermal activity. The site is developed as a public resort with concrete pools, cottages and bathing facilities. It is a popular local destination for therapeutic bathing, swimming and family gatherings in a rural, forested setting.
Megam Falls is a seasonal forest waterfall located in the Kalvarayan Hills on the border of Kallakurichi and Salem districts in Tamil Nadu. Surrounded by dense forests and hilly terrain, it is known for its scenic cascade that flows actively during and after the monsoon. The falls attract nature lovers and trekkers seeking a quiet, offbeat natural attraction within the Eastern Ghats landscape.
Monkey Falls is a natural waterfall located on the Pollachi-Valparai Road near Aliyar Dam in Coimbatore district, Tamil Nadu, within the foothills of the Anamalai Hills and near the Indira Gandhi Wildlife Sanctuary. Fed by mountain streams, it cascades about 18 metres over rocky cliffs surrounded by dense forest. A popular stop for travellers to Valparai, it is known for its accessible bathing area, scenic forest setting and frequent sightings of monkeys.
Mornang Hot Spring and Waterfalls is a natural attraction located in Barangay Lias, Barlig, Mountain Province, Philippines. It features a naturally heated spring that flows into pools and cascades alongside small waterfalls set within a forested mountain valley. The site is known for its warm mineral waters, scenic surroundings, and remote location in the Cordillera highlands. It is accessed by a trek from Lias and is valued for relaxation and nature sightseeing.
Namtok Phu Sang is a warm waterfall located inside Phu Sang National Park in Phu Sang District, Phayao Province, near the Thailand-Laos border. It is notable for its naturally warm water of around 33-35°C flowing year-round from a thermal spring, unlike most Thai waterfalls. The waterfall cascades over limestone terraces surrounded by forested hills within the national park.
Old Courtallam Falls, also known as Pazhaya Courtallam Aruvi, is a popular seasonal waterfall located in Courtallam (Kutralam) in Tenkasi District, Tamil Nadu, on the Western Ghats. Fed by the Chittar River, it is one of the nine falls in the Courtallam cluster. Known for its broad, gentle cascade and herbal waters flowing through forests, it attracts visitors for bathing and sightseeing, especially during the southwest monsoon season.
Pamuleru Stream is a shallow forest stream located in the Maredumilli forest area of Alluri Sitharama Raju district, Andhra Pradesh, within the Eastern Ghats. Flowing through dense semi-evergreen forest and bamboo groves, it is a popular eco-tourism and picnic spot near Maredumilli village. Known for its clear, cool water and natural forest setting, the stream attracts visitors for wading, bathing and nature walks amid the surrounding woodland landscape.
Patalganga is a perennial natural spring located near Boden town in Nuapada District, Odisha. Situated in a forested rural setting, it is known for its clear water emerging from underground and a small pool considered sacred. The site includes a Shiva shrine and is visited for both its natural setting and religious significance, attracting pilgrims and nature visitors throughout the year.
Phu Sang Hot Spring is a natural warm spring located inside Phu Sang National Park in Phu Sang District, Phayao Province, northern Thailand near the Laos border. It is notable for its clear, odorless water with a moderate temperature of around 33-35°C, allowing comfortable bathing. Surrounded by forested hills, the spring forms shallow pools and a warm stream and maintains a consistent flow year-round.
Rambusaratu Hot Springs is a natural thermal spring located in Rambusaratu village, Mamasa District, Mamasa Regency, West Sulawesi, Indonesia. Set in a hilly valley surrounded by vegetation and near a river, the site features naturally heated sulfur-containing water collected in bathing pools. It is known locally for its warm water and is visited for bathing, soaking and relaxation, representing the geothermal character of the Mamasa highlands.
Sabang Hot Springs is a natural coastal thermal spring located in Barangay Lipol, municipality of Sarangani, Davao Occidental, on Balut Island. The spring emerges along the shoreline where heated water mixes with seawater, forming shallow natural pools. Known for its warm, mineral-rich waters and seaside setting, it is a modest, undeveloped attraction visited for bathing and relaxation in a quiet island environment.
Shenbaga Devi Falls is a seasonal forest waterfall located near Courtallam in Tenkasi district, Tamil Nadu, within the Kalakkad Mundanthurai Tiger Reserve. Fed by the Shenbagadevi River, it flows near the ancient Shenbagadevi Amman Temple. Accessible via a forest trek from Courtallam, the falls is known for its secluded natural setting, herbal water believed to have medicinal properties, and its significance as a pilgrimage and eco-tourism site during the monsoon season.
Sidpur Hot Spring is a natural thermal spring located in Sidpur village in Bengabad block of Giridih district, Jharkhand. It is one of several geothermal springs found in the Chota Nagpur region and is known for naturally heated water emerging from the ground. Set in a rural agricultural landscape, the spring forms a small pool used for bathing and observation. It is visited for its natural geothermal feature and quiet countryside setting.
Sipoholon Hot Spring is a natural geothermal attraction in Sipoholon District, North Tapanuli Regency, North Sumatra, about 10 km north of Tarutung. It is notable for its warm sulfur-rich waters and white-yellow travertine terraces formed by mineral deposits. The site features tiered natural pools where visitors can soak and bathe. Surrounded by hills and rice fields, it is a popular local bathing and relaxation spot linked to the region's volcanic activity.
Small Falls, locally known as Siru Aruvi, is a popular waterfall in Courtallam (Kutralam) in Tenkasi District, Tamil Nadu, on the Western Ghats. Fed by the Chittar River, it is one of the nine falls in the Courtallam cluster. Known for its gentle cascade and separate bathing enclosures, it attracts visitors seeking a safe bathing experience and water believed to have herbal medicinal properties.
Sohna Hot Springs, also known as Shiv Kund, is a natural sulphur hot spring located in Sohna town in Gurugram district, Haryana, at the foothills of the Aravalli Hills. The spring water emerges at around 46-52°C and is known for its sulphur content and reputed medicinal properties. The site includes an ancient Shiva temple and bathing kunds, attracting both pilgrims and tourists seeking therapeutic baths and religious significance.
Suban Hot Spring is a natural geothermal attraction located in Desa Suban Ayam, Selupu Rejang, Rejang Lebong Regency, Bengkulu, Indonesia, at the foot of Bukit Kaba. The site channels naturally heated sulfur-rich water into constructed bathing pools surrounded by forested hills and river scenery. Known for its warm mineral water traditionally believed to help with skin and joint ailments, it is a popular day-use recreation site accessible from Curup town.
Suruli Falls is a two-stage cascade waterfall located near Surulipatti village in Theni district, Tamil Nadu, within the Meghamalai hills of the Western Ghats. Fed by the Suruli River, the falls drop about 46 metres (150 feet) through dense forest. Known for its scenic setting, seasonal flow and proximity to the Suruli Velappar Temple, it is a popular natural attraction for sightseeing and bathing, especially during the monsoon and post-monsoon months.
Thirparappu Falls is a 50-foot cascade waterfall on the Kodayar River at Thirparappu in Kanniyakumari District, Tamil Nadu, about 35 km from Nagercoil. Fed by water released from the Pechiparai Dam, it flows over a rocky bed adjacent to the 9th-century Thirparappu Mahadevar Temple. The falls features a wide, shallow pool at its base used for bathing and is a popular day-trip destination in southern Tamil Nadu.
Tiger Falls, also known as Puliyaruvi, is a seasonal waterfall located in Courtallam (Kutralam) in Tenkasi District, Tamil Nadu. Part of the Courtallam Falls cluster on the Western Ghats, it lies near the Main Falls. Known for its relatively secluded forest setting and bathing area, it attracts visitors during the monsoon season when water flow is strongest. The falls is regarded for its scenic surroundings and is one of the popular bathing waterfalls in the Courtallam region.
Tocucan Sulfur Hot Spring is a natural sulfur-rich hot spring located in Barangay Tukukan in the municipality of Tinoc, Ifugao Province, Cordillera Administrative Region, Philippines. Situated in a mountainous, forested setting, the spring features naturally heated pools with sulfurous water believed to have therapeutic properties. It is a modest, community-managed attraction known for warm bathing, scenic highland surroundings, and its remote, tranquil atmosphere away from major tourist centers.
Tongonan Hot Spring is a natural geothermal hot spring located in Barangay Tongonan, Ormoc City, Leyte, Philippines, within the Tongonan Geothermal Field, one of the largest geothermal fields in the country. The spring features naturally heated, mineral-rich pools formed by underground geothermal activity. Surrounded by forested hills and near the Tongonan Geothermal Power Plant, it is known for warm waters used for bathing and relaxation, offering a natural thermal experience near Ormoc City.
Unhavare Hot Springs is a natural geothermal spring located in Unhavare village, approximately 35 km from Dapoli in Ratnagiri district, Maharashtra. The perennial springs discharge sulfur-rich water at temperatures between 70 and 80 degrees Celsius throughout the year. Local communities have constructed stone bathing ponds with waist-deep water for therapeutic bathing. The site remains largely uncommercialized and is situated in the lush greenery of the Western Ghats.
Unkeshwar Hot Springs is a natural geothermal site located in Unkeshwar village, Kinwat taluka, Nanded district, Maharashtra. Situated on the banks of the Penganga River, the springs discharge warm sulfur-rich water averaging 41°C throughout the year. The site is adjacent to the Hemadpanthi-style Unkeshwar Mahadev Temple and is traditionally believed to possess medicinal properties for skin ailments. It serves as both a religious bathing spot and a geological feature within the Godavari rift valley.
Vaidehi Falls is a seasonal forest waterfall located near Narasipuram village in Coimbatore district, Tamil Nadu, on the foothills of the Western Ghats. Surrounded by dense forest and rocky terrain, the falls is known for its natural setting and short trek to reach the site. Active mainly during and after the monsoon, it attracts visitors for nature walks, photography and bathing in shallow pools, offering a quiet offbeat experience near Coimbatore city.