Velliangiri Trek - Kaleidascope view

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This video photo slider provides a kaleidoscope view of the trek to the Sacred Velliangiri Hills.
It took us about 5 hours to climb up and 3 hours to climb down.

Around 3 hours we spent at the Sacred Sadhguru spot and at the inner premises of Lord Velliangiri.

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