Where the Sea Meets the Mountains!
As the mountain echoes and the sunrays coax the hill top as it stands against a backdrop of rich blue sky, inviting you to the heavenly abode, you will arrive at Kodaikanal. Situated in Tamilnadu, this is one of the most attractive holiday destinations if you are planning to unwind yourself. It lies on the lap of the Palani hills and spread along the Western Ghats. There are loads of places to visit in Kodaikanal. So make sure you include all the destinations in your itinerary.
Start Off!
Start your day from the Coakers Walk, a place from where you can witness the sunrise at its magnificent best. You can also capture the valleys plunging down side by side. In winter months the snow capped mountain peaks are also visible and the sight is absolutely a visual treat. Kodaikanal tourist places will bemuse you with their beautiful landscape and natural resplendence.
Must-Dos!
€ KodaiLake is a tranquil lake and the boating experience here among the steep cliffs staring at you, will surely make you look for more places around Kodaikanal. The evening walks around this lake will be a memorable experience and will leave an indelible impression in your mind.
€ Berijam lake is the most clean and immaculate lake in Kodaikanal. As it lies amidst the dense forests, you need prior permission to enter the region. The air which hangs around this lake is pure and pristine, and meditation in this area will help you to connect to your soul.
€ Green valley is an observatory set up at a height of 5000ft. You can view the valleys and even do some snow-spotting during the winter months. It was formerly known as the suicide point which was changed to GreenValley, as it invited terror. The monkeys are very famous here.
€ One of the most exciting but risky places to visit in Kodaikanal is the Guna Caves. The cave is very dark and you may suffer free fall if you slip. The cave is very steep but is a picture perfect place to visit. The Kodaikanal tourism board has issued caution for those entering the place. The ravines among the cracks in the rocks is a must watch.
Waterfalls and Religion!
There are a very few waterfalls around Kodaikanal. Bear Shola falls swells up during the monsoon and is a natural beauty to watch. The trip to this falls may be a treacherous one, but don't hesitate to experience the journey. Spiritualism is also present in Kodaikanal in the form of Kurinjiandavar temple. Lord Muruga is worshipped here. The spectacular attraction is the Kurinji plant which blooms in every 12 years.
There are many good restaurants in Kodaikanal. Don't forget to miss Chicken Chettinad which is the speciality here. Chicken with a tinge of sourness and the tamarind curry leaves in it make it a taste-bud tingling dish. Other than this, the authentic south Indian specialties are also available. North Indian, Gujarati and Rajasthani dishes are also available. The hill station has affordable accommodations and good connectivity. Kodaikanal tourism invites you to the heaven on earth and plunge yourself among the nature and the hills.
Start Off!
Start your day from the Coakers Walk, a place from where you can witness the sunrise at its magnificent best. You can also capture the valleys plunging down side by side. In winter months the snow capped mountain peaks are also visible and the sight is absolutely a visual treat. Kodaikanal tourist places will bemuse you with their beautiful landscape and natural resplendence.
Must-Dos!
€ KodaiLake is a tranquil lake and the boating experience here among the steep cliffs staring at you, will surely make you look for more places around Kodaikanal. The evening walks around this lake will be a memorable experience and will leave an indelible impression in your mind.
€ Berijam lake is the most clean and immaculate lake in Kodaikanal. As it lies amidst the dense forests, you need prior permission to enter the region. The air which hangs around this lake is pure and pristine, and meditation in this area will help you to connect to your soul.
€ Green valley is an observatory set up at a height of 5000ft. You can view the valleys and even do some snow-spotting during the winter months. It was formerly known as the suicide point which was changed to GreenValley, as it invited terror. The monkeys are very famous here.
€ One of the most exciting but risky places to visit in Kodaikanal is the Guna Caves. The cave is very dark and you may suffer free fall if you slip. The cave is very steep but is a picture perfect place to visit. The Kodaikanal tourism board has issued caution for those entering the place. The ravines among the cracks in the rocks is a must watch.
Waterfalls and Religion!
There are a very few waterfalls around Kodaikanal. Bear Shola falls swells up during the monsoon and is a natural beauty to watch. The trip to this falls may be a treacherous one, but don't hesitate to experience the journey. Spiritualism is also present in Kodaikanal in the form of Kurinjiandavar temple. Lord Muruga is worshipped here. The spectacular attraction is the Kurinji plant which blooms in every 12 years.
There are many good restaurants in Kodaikanal. Don't forget to miss Chicken Chettinad which is the speciality here. Chicken with a tinge of sourness and the tamarind curry leaves in it make it a taste-bud tingling dish. Other than this, the authentic south Indian specialties are also available. North Indian, Gujarati and Rajasthani dishes are also available. The hill station has affordable accommodations and good connectivity. Kodaikanal tourism invites you to the heaven on earth and plunge yourself among the nature and the hills.
