The location of Dharmapuri makes it one of the most easily accessible tourist spots. No wonder it has become a sought after destination for short term getaway. Bordered by Kaveri river, the place stores tales of rich history as dynasties like Sangam, Rashtrakutas and Cholas enriched the place with its own unique contributions. Undoubtedly Hogenakkal falls tops the list of places to visit in Dharmapuri. Less than 50 kms from the town, the waterfalls make for a scintillating sight as the gushing water resembles formation of smoke when it falls on the rocks. Marvel at this natural beauty and click some memorable pictures. The hilly backdrop carpeted with greenery and the gushing water are sights you wouldn't want to miss. Take a bath in the clear water and feel rejuvenated. Take a ride in local boats and experience the gentle glide along the quaint water. Explore the oil massage units, fishing and many other attractions here. Visit some of the famous religious attractions like Shri Teerthagirishwara Temple, the Kottai Kovil Temple, the Chenraya Perumal Temple and the Mount Carmel Church. Dharmapuri offers many ideal locations if you are looking for a quiet place to relax and unwind.
Dharmapuri is well connected by National highway NH-44, State Highways SH-17 (Dharmapuri-Palacode-Hosur-Malur), SH-60 (Hogenakkal-Pennagaram-Dharmapuri-Tirupattur) and SH-60A (Dharmapuri-Harur) via Morappur.
Kempegowda International Airport, Devanahalli in Bengaluru, is 155 km away.
Chennai International Airport, about 294 km away.
Salem Airport, 45 km away.
Dharmapuri Railway Station (DPJ), under the Bengaluru Railway Division.
For the best experience, visit Dharmapuri anytime between November and March. The destination experiences a tropical climate almost throughout the year.