Going on a temple visit trip sounds like a wonderful idea! Make sure to plan ahead, considering the locations, transportation, accommodations, and the specific temples you'd like to visit. It's also a good opportunity to learn about the history and significance of each temple you plan to include in your trip. Safe travels and enjoy your spiritual journey!

The light and sound show begins at 7 pm and should not be missed. The place is crowded on weekends and holidays. If only there could be proper and numbered seating to ease the crowd it would be better for everyone. Otherwise the show is fantastic.

Just go for it. Nothing more to say. Keep in mind that you are going to visit a calm and peaceful place , so ensure that decorum at all time during your visit. May please keep cash with you to buy some things like Adiyogi mini sculptures etc from shops inside since mobiles are not allowed inside the premises. Only option left out to keep wallet with some good amount of cash. Enjoy !!!

Visiting the Adiyogi Shiva statue was our main priority on our Coimbatore trip. We visited there in the evening and returned after the light show. It was crowded and busy. There are plenty of parking areas and many local shops for drinks and foods. Unfortunately, we found that most items are very expensive including small model of Adiyogi. But the surroundings of Adiyogi are a great feeling. This location is far from Coimbatore, around 30 km, 50+ minutes drive. You can opt for local buses to reach there or arrange a taxi or cab. Overall, this was a wonderful experience.

The Adiyogi, Shiva Statue, and the Temple are located at a distance of about 30 to 45 minutes from the central city of Coimbatore, depending on the time of the day and traffic. The statue is located inside the main ground, and you would need to walk a few steps to reach it. But the good point is there are plenty of clean washrooms built around and the parking space is enough to hold tons of cars even during holidays. The statue itself is mesmerizing and gives you a sense of eternal peace. The entire bust of Lord Shiva is soothing to the eyes, and the posture and facial reaction are made to look like he is in eternal meditation. There is also a tiny temple in front of the statue where you can offer flowers. Additionally, electric carts are operated from the statue to the main entrance and charge INR 10 per seat. This is useful in the case of elderly people. You will find a restaurant serving fantastic vegetarian food at the entrance, right opposite the temple. The prices are reasonable, quantity and taste are excellent. If you are visiting in the afternoon and especially in summer, you would need some sort of sun protection as the exposure is direct and tends to become extremely hot. Thus, the overall statue is impressive. It gives you a sense of calmness and makes you feel energized. This is a must-visit place when you are in Coimbatore.