Tiger Cave temple

Tough walk up to the temple! 1200 steps! Must bring water. Water available at the top also! Tiger cave it a separate set of stairs to the right. Not high up like the temple. I recommend good shoes cause it’s strait up! It’s tough on the calves! Food and snacks at the bottom of the stairs.

Pass your boundaries! Climb to the top. Visit temple in the morning and enjoy the emptiness but feel the energy of location.

I visited this place in the third week of September, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. To reach the top of the mountain, you need to climb 1,260 steep steps. The ascent is quite challenging, especially if you are not used to regular physical activity. I wouldn’t recommend it for elderly people, but for adventure seekers, it’s definitely worth the effort. The best time to start the climb is early in the morning. The weather is cooler then, and you can avoid being completely drenched in sweat. Every step feels like a test of stamina, but the sense of achievement grows stronger as you move higher. Once you reach the summit, you are rewarded with breathtaking views of nature all around. At the top, you’ll find the magnificent Big Buddha statue along with a beautiful sculpture of Lord Ganesha. The serene atmosphere there makes you forget all the exhaustion of the climb. At the base of the mountain, where the journey begins, there are bathrooms available, though they are not very well maintained. Still, this small inconvenience doesn’t overshadow the overall experience.