Holy Trinity Church, Yercaud
Holy Trinity Church
A stone Anglican church built in 1853 during the British colonial era. Its forest graveyard and stained-glass windows are well preserved.
Holy Trinity Church was built in 1853 and is a landmark from the period when Yercaud was a British hill retreat. It belongs to the Church of South India. Built from local stone, it features a spire and stained-glass windows, while the graveyard surrounding it holds early coffee planters and colonial officials, making the setting peaceful. It is about a 15-minute walk from the lake. Entry is free, and there is a service on Sundays.
Opening hours
Open daytime
Nearby sights
- Rose Garden Yercaud
- Yercaud Lake
- Yercaud Deer Park
- Anna Park
- Government Botanical Garden Yercaud
- Lady's Seat
- Kiliyur Falls
- Pagoda Point