Introduction
The breezy little town of Hosur on the Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border is really hard to miss, whether you're coming from Coimbatore, Salem, or Krishnagiri. It is renowned as India's leading industrial center, with close to 2,300 small and medium-scale industries.
It is home to various Multinational companies like TVS, Ashok Leyland, Titan, HML, etc and is also known for its exotic roses, which are exported in large numbers every year ahead of Valentine's Day.
The climate in Hosur is better than Bangalore or any other city in India. Hosur is the Industrial City in Tamil Nadu. It is just 35 km from Bangalore and connects with all majors IT Companies in Bangalore.
The Little England of India
The climate here is constantly favorable, thanks to its elevation of 3,000 feet above sea level Another excellent feature of Hosur is the pleasant weather it enjoys all year. This makes it perfect for producing roses and establishing manufacturing facilities.
It is stated that during the British administration, the English found Hosur's climate was startlingly similar to that of their homeland.
Chandra Choodeshwarar Hill Temple
If you visit Hosur, you must go to the famed Chandra Choodeshwarar hill temple, also known as Malai Kovil, which was built between 1218 and 1296 AD. From this vantage point, the entire town of Hosur may be seen.
Don't forget to buy prasad from a small shop within the temple grounds before leaving the Malai Kovil. The prasad is usually boiling tamarind rice and sweet khichdi, both of which are so delicious that you'll want to lick your fingers.
A little settlement called Therpettai sits at the base of this hill. The entire hamlet lights up and celebrates the Chariot Festival during the ‘Car Festival' in the months of March-April when all of the deities from the Chandra Choodeshwar Temple are brought out in a procession on a chariot.
Bus Stand at Its Best
The aroma of freshly baked samosas filling the air around you when you walk into the Hosur bus station is the first thing that catches your attention. These samosas are flat and filled with onions, unlike their North Indian cousins. These samosas, as well as hot pagodas and tea, are sold in almost every other business at the bus station. If you ever find yourself in Hosur, make sure to taste their samosas.
Pollution-Free Zone
Although Hosur has got many industries, the main reason people migrate from Bangalore or some other places to Hosur is that because the pollution here is comparatively very less compare to other cities. Most importantly there is no traffic at Hosur which is something most people won't regret.
Schooling
There are many schools at Hosur and all schools have got well-qualified teachers with amazing communication skills. they provide quality education and help in all-around development.
Cost of Living
Cost of living is undoubtedly cheap on vegetables, food, stay and theatres. Even it is very helpful for a hosteller to survive here. Comparing to other cities Hosur gives you the cheapest and happiest stay.
Also in case if your workplace is Bangalore it is really easy to travel by bus since there will be a 24/7 bus service to Bangalore.
Conclusion
But it is the diversity of its people that sets Hosur unique from the rest of the towns. Despite the fact that this town is primarily in Tamil Nadu, the locals speak Tamil, Kannada, and Telugu.
This is likely why Hosur does not really belong to either Karnataka or Tamil Nadu, but is unquestionably a miracle in its own right, despite its tranquility and lack of noise and activity.
Also, people living here support each other which makes this city more beautiful.
Hosur is a paradise on earth.
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