Nagari

Places to visit

• Kailasakona Waterfalls : The Kailasakona Waterfalls are a natural perennial waterfall in the valley of the Nagari Hills in Chittoor District, 110 kilometers from Vellore and 85 kilometers from Kanchipuram. The crack in a rock mass is where the water comes from. The waterfalls drop into a little pond beneath the rock from a height of around 30 meters. The water in this area is extremely clean, contains a lot of valuable minerals, has therapeutic properties, and can treat illnesses. The top of the falls is upward, and tourists aren't allowed to climb there. The waterfall is close to a modest Shiva and Parvati shrine. Legend has it that Lord Kailasanatheswara Swamy descended to earth to witness Lord Venkateswara Swami's marriage to Goddess Padmavathi at Narayanavanam, which is located 9 kilometers from Kailasakona Falls. Lord Kailasanatheswara chose this spot to meditate because he was moved by the gorgeous surroundings and the peace-and-quiet atmosphere; hence, Kailasakona.Kailasakona is easily accessible and has strong transportation infrastructure; automobiles can get to the base of the waterfalls.

Distance: Kailasakona waterfalls is 21kilometres awy from Nagari

• Nagalapuram Waterfalls : The town of Arai is home to the Nagalapuram Falls, one of the state's most beautiful waterfalls. The name of the picturesque falls comes from the nearby (18 km) town of Nagalapuram. The falls, famous for the stunning hike along the way, are encircled by a thick forest, which heightens their splendor. The neighboringVedanarayan Swamy temple can be visited in addition to sightseeing or taking a refreshing dip in the pool next to the falls.

Distance: Nagalapuram waterfalls is 30 kilometres away from nagari

• Vedanarayana Swamy Temple: In Nagalapuram Village of Nagalapuram Mandal stands the Sri Veda Narayanaswami Temple. This is a historic shrine of Lord Sri Maha Vishnu. Shri Veda Narayana Perumal is the title of the chief deity living in this temple.When Lord VedanarayanaPerumal's idol is faced west at sunset (6 p.m. to 6.15 p.m.), an intriguing phenomenon occurs that has gained popularity: the sunrays fall on the Lord during this time. On the first, second, and third days of the 12th, 13th, and 14th days of Phalguna Masam (March), which are also the days that the Float Festival is observed, the sunrays at this ancient Lord Vishnu temple fall on the idol's feet, chest, and forehead, respectively.

Distance: Vedanarayanaswamy temple is 29 kilometres away from Nagari