The hardest and most dangerous trek at Parvathamalai


The hardest, tiring and the most dangerous trek in my life was at Parvathamalai – Hill of Hill on a full moon day. It took almost 10 hours inside the deep hill forest to trek without any lights, water and food in the hardest rocks to reach 3,000 feet hill top.

There's a Shiva temple at the top of the Parvathamalai hill. Devas and spiritual beings from other lokas worship here every night along with Siddhas.
(Click here to read the full text of the trek)

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Anonymous said…
From this expidition i culd see the paravathamman in the middle of deep woods.
5:49 AM
Anonymous said…
You have nicely described about the dense forest and it is nice to know about the temple and Siddhas.
5:59 AM
Anonymous said…
OOoops !!! So wonderful ...hey what makes you travel so much .. ?? Your exp in life are so rich ..

You are visiting creation .. but dont have the time to meet the creator !!!
9:24 PM
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