Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) , Hosur
About Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley)
Muthyalamaduvu, also known as The Pearl Valley, is a popular picnic spot, located at a distance of 40 km from Bangalore city.Pearl valley is located nearby Anekal. Wrapped up by fascinating mountain range, Muthyalamaduvu’s main attraction is the waterfall. The water from the falls slides down the flora of the place creating an illusion of a string of pearls, hence the name Pearl Valley. The source of this water is the Onakanahalli Tank located nearby. This waterfall which rushes through floral of the valley glistens like a string of pearl and thus called as “Pearl valley”. There is a shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva in the vicinity of the waterfall. Considerable amount of birds can also be seen here. Trekkers can have enthralling time trekking in the hillock areas.
The place has a rich concentration of birds. The mountain ranges nearby provide perfect trekking possibilities as well. All in all, it is a quiet picnic spot away from the blares of the city.
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ISKCON Temple, Bangalore, Karnataka
0 km from Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) - See map
Introduction to ISKCON Temple, Bangalore The ISKCON Temple in Bangalore, officially known as the Sri Radha Krishna-Chandra Temple, is one of the...
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Siddeshwara Temple, Karnataka
23 km from Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) - See map
Siddeshwara Temple was built by Venkatapa Nayak, a famous Nayak Ruler. It took nearly 100 years to complete this temple with splendid Hoysala...
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Bannerghatta National Park, Karnataka
29.4 km from Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) - See map
A peaceful getaway from the bustling city, this is a wonderful place and a haven of nature rich in flora and fauna. A thick reserve of Lions and...
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Crazy Water, Bangalore, Karnataka
30.7 km from Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) - See map
The charming city of Bangalore has a lot to offer in terms of a variety of amusement parks which cater to its demographically diverse population...
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Mekedatu, Karnataka
*33.6 km from Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) - See map
Mekedaatu or Mekedatu which means Goat`s Leap in Kannada is a famous picnic spot near Bangalore. There is a mythological significance attached to...
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Lal Bagh, Bangalore, Karnataka
37.9 km from Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) - See map
One of the most beautiful gardens of India, this sprawling Lal Bagh Garden in Bangalore stretches out to 240 acres. Lal Bagh Garden was originally...
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Surayanarayana Temple - Bangalore, Karnataka
38.1 km from Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) - See map
In country like India, where people are much spiritualistic, one can find very few temples dedicated to Sun God. Surayanarayana Temple is one...
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Pyramid Valley, Karnataka
38.9 km from Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) - See map
Pyramid Valley is an International Meditation center designed and constructed on the principles of pyramid of Giza. Whether you are into...
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Kempegowda Museum, Karnataka
39.1 km from Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) - See map
Established in 2011, this museum is opened in Bangalore city to honor Kempegowda, city founder. Kempegowda was a Yelahanka Cheiftain. Located on...
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Bangalore Aquarium, Karnataka
39.7 km from Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) - See map
The Bangalore Aquarium is the second largest aquarium in the country and is home to a variety of exotic and cultivable fishes. Located in Cubbon...
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St.Marks Cathedral, Bangalore, Karnataka
39.9 km from Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) - See map
St. Marks Cathedral whose foundations were laid in 1808 obviously is devoted to St. Mark who is believed to be one of the writers of the holy...
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Bangalore Fort, Karnataka
39.9 km from Muthyalamaduvu (Pearl Valley) - See map
Built by Kempe Gowda (cheiftain of Vijayanagar Empire) in 15th century, Bangalore Fort was initially a “Mud Fort”. Later in 17th century it...
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