Namakkal is one of the major tourist destinations in South India. It is well known for the waterfalls and Temples. It is flooded with devotees, patrons and tourists throughout the year. Namakkal Rock Fort which was built during 9th century is the center of attraction. Rock-cut temples and giant anjeneya statue are other prominent features of Namakkal which attracts tourists from far and wide. It is well preserved historic region, one can explore several temples in and around Namakkal. 

These hills are very ancient and hold historical significance. The way to reach the hill top is curvy and had more than 70 bends which makes the journey more impressive.  It is small mountain range measuring 1300 meter in height and covers 280 sq km.

Namakkal fort is one of the famous and safest fort in India, located on the top of massive rock at an elevation of 75 meter. It was built during 9th century.  Girivalam is he famous procession around the hillock attracts several devotees to seek blessings.  One can find a temple and a mosque within the fort.

This is an ancient temple, around 1500 years old. It is beautifully located below the Namakkal Fort. The prominent feature is 18 feet tall Anjeneya statue which lies across the street and act as Guardian of the fort.

Namakkal Dhurgam fort, Arthanareeswar temple, Koolipatti Murugan temple, Thathagiri Murugan temple, Naina-Malai, Muthugapaty Periaswamy temple, Agaya Gangai waterfalls, Siddhar caves, Botanical Garden, Seekuparai view point, Selur view point and Boat house are other famous places to visit in Namakkal.

Tiruchirapalli airport is nearest one located 74 km from Namakkal.

The nearest railhead is located in Salem and Karur.  New broad Gauge railhead constructions are ongoing in Namakkal to start rail services.

There is larger bus network is available in Namakkal which is plying to major cities of Tamil Nadu.

In summer 22-44°C and in winter 18-28°C. Namakkal is best visited from October to March.