Thiruvannamalai Trip

Why Thiruvannamalai Trip!

Chennai to ThiruvannamalaiChennai to Tirupati Trip Trip
A road trip from Chennai to Thiruvannamalai is a peaceful spiritual journey covering around 200 km, taking about 5–6 hours by car or van. The scenic route passes through small towns and countryside, offering a pleasant drive. On arrival, visitors can explore the sacred Arunachaleswarar Temple, trek the Arunachala Hill, visit Ramana Ashram, and meditate at Skandashramam Cave. The town’s spiritual energy, ancient architecture, and calm atmosphere make it a perfect weekend retreat for seekers and travelers alike.

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Choose from our range of flexible pricing options that cater to your specific needs.

Etios/SWIFT

4 + 1 – Seats

₹ 7000

Driver beta,toll gate fees,parking fees are included.

Innova

7 + 1 – Seats

₹ 9000

Driver beta,toll gate fees,parking fees are included.

Innova Crysta

7+1-Seats

₹ 10000

Driver beta,toll gate fees,parking fees are included.

Tempo Traveller

12+1-Seats

₹ 11000

Driver beta,toll gate fees,parking fees are included.

Arunachaleswarar Temple

Arunachaleswarar Temple in Thiruvannamalai is a grand and ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Known for its impressive Dravidian architecture and towering gopurams, it’s a spiritual center linked to the sacred Arunachala Hill. The temple is famous for the Karthigai Deepam festival, where a huge fire beacon is lit on the hill, drawing thousands of devotees each year.

Sri Ramana Ashram

Sri Ramana Ashram in Thiruvannamalai is a tranquil spiritual retreat dedicated to the teachings of the sage Ramana Maharshi. Nestled at the foot of Arunachala Hill, the ashram offers a peaceful environment for meditation, self-inquiry, and reflection. It attracts seekers from around the world who come to experience its calm atmosphere and the timeless wisdom of Ramana Maharshi.

Skandashramam Cave

Skandashramam Cave is a serene cave located on the Arunachala hill in Tiruvannamalai. It was the residence of the great sage Sri Ramana Maharshi from 1916 to 1922. Surrounded by natural beauty, the cave offers a peaceful setting for meditation and reflection. Devotees trek uphill to reach this sacred spot, where silence and spiritual energy create a deeply calming atmosphere.

Annamalaiyar Hill

Annamalaiyar Hill, also known as Arunachala Hill, is a sacred mountain in Thiruvannamalai revered as a powerful spiritual center. It is considered a physical embodiment of Lord Shiva and attracts pilgrims who walk around it in a ritual called Girivalam or circumambulation. The hill is surrounded by lush greenery and offers peaceful hiking trails, making it a place of both spiritual significance and natural beauty. Many come here seeking meditation, enlightenment, and a deep connection with nature.

Seshadri Swamigal Ashram

Seshadri Swamigal Ashram is a peaceful spiritual retreat in Chennai dedicated to the saint Seshadri Swamigal. The ashram offers a calm environment for meditation, prayer, and reflection. Visitors can see the samadhi of the saint, join devotional sessions, and experience simple, spiritual living. Easily accessible from the city, it’s an ideal spot for those seeking peace and spiritual inspiration.