Puligundu Rock Mountain - Nature preserve in Chennasamudra Agraharam - Chittoor, India

Nice place to visit both for nature and divine seekers. Calm and not crowded. But a lot of plastic waste laying around, especially at the peak in the water bodies and gap between the hills. People need to stop throwing plastic everywhere. And also the maintaining authority needs to instal a trash bin to avoid further plastic filthiness

Minimal trek with maximum adventure. Starts with a gravel terrain followed by few steps and the pathway between the mountains which will be thrilling. Bats will be hanging on top, one way path, don't make noise might trigger bats. Once you cross this, you'll end up at the top. Has great landscape with a hanging bridge and a small temple. Hanging bridge will be a breathtaking moment for all. Recommend to visit on early mornings, don't go during monsoon. Do visit before this place becomes famous because once it is, people will start creating chaos and start polluting the place like other places.

Nice place to visit both for nature and divine seekers. Calm and not crowded. But a lot of plastic waste laying around, especially at the peak in the water bodies and gap between the hills. People need to stop throwing plastic everywhere. And also the maintaining authority needs to instal a trash bin to avoid further plastic filthiness

Best for small trekking experience. Took 30 - 45 minutes to trek.Climbing through steps was Dangerous, but thrilling experience . Top view from mountain is awesome from 1000ft.

It was an awesome experience. First I was in fear for climbing the pitch dark steel steps. Somehow managed to climb it. There is no parking facilities for any vehicle, but you can keep an eyes from the top of the hill. Moderate Trek only. But it will give fear. That too the dark cave like climbing. When you reach top of the hill there will be a Shiva temple. Adjacent to that mountain there is a Rail track bridge supporting both the mountains, you have to cross the bridge to reach to next mountain's peak. Silent space for weekend trip. Avoid plastics, because there are many plastic bottles on the mountain. Recommended to visit from April to August. Avoid during monsoon.

A very good trek place to visit, the best timing would be early morning before 9am or in the evening after 4pm. There is a pathway between the rock cracks to reach the top. Surely, the best experience. The steps are steep with sharp rocks all around, so please be careful

Puligundu Rock is Located 18 km from Chittoor. It is a dual rock mountain with a height of about 1000 feet from the ground. Interestingly, the hilltop resembles as Siva Lingam. It has a very narrow peak with the temple of Puli Gunteswara at the basement. People from nearby villages offer special puja on Makara Sankranthi at the Shiva temple which is located at the base of the rock. This is an interesting spot for trekkers as this place offers quite a good chance for some adventure with its steep track and helps satisfy your thirst for some real adventure.

Wow.. What a thrilling and adventure trekking places.. I enjoyed very happy We went to there with bike.. Just awesome Don't miss this place