Bear's Cave
A natural rock cave on the way to Shevaroyan Temple, located within a private coffee estate, and said to have once been a den for bears.
Bear's Cave is a natural hollow formed by two giant boulders leaning against each other. It lies within a private coffee estate on the road to Shevaroyan Temple, and it is said to have gotten its name from the bears that once roamed here. The cave is narrow and dim, and a short passage leads inward, which some locals believe extends all the way down the mountain. It is a small attraction, best visited as a quick stop on the way, and you can also take a look at the surrounding coffee plantations. The cave entrance is on private land, so permission from the estate owner is required. A small fee is sometimes charged.
Opening hours
Daytime
Nearby sights
- Shevaroyan Temple
- Manjakuttai View Point
- Kiliyur Falls
- Anna Park
- Yercaud Deer Park
- Yercaud Lake
- Karadiyur View Point
- Holy Trinity Church, Yercaud