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Kodaikanal Sight seeing

Kodaikanal Lake

One of the main attractions for the tourists of Kodaikanal is the Kodai lake which is at a distance of 3kms from the bus stand. In 1863, Vera Levinge, a former

Kodaikanal Park

Located on Kodaikanal Lake's eastern side, Bryant Park is one of the most colourful attractions of Kodaikanal. Sprawling

Kodaikanal Coaker walk

It is a narrow pedestrian path, constructed by Lt. Coaker in 1872, a one kilometer mountain road which runs along the edge

Kodaikanal Kurinji Andavar Temple

This temple situated 3 kms from the lake, is a famous shrine dedicated to Lord Muruga. In Tamil literature Kurinji means 'hill region' 

Kodaikanal Physical Observatory

This oldest world famous institution was built in 1898. It is nearly 6 kms from the bus stand and situated

Kodaikanal - 40 Miles Rounded

For the visitors enjoying long hiking and trekking, a wonderful 3 to 4 days trek is available with delightful path. The usual trek follows

Kodaikanal Falls

This water fall is located on the main ghat road, 8 kms away as one approaches Kodai from Kodai Road. Overflow of Kodai lake takes 180 ft . 

Kodaikanal Kukkal Caves

To reach Kukkal Caves which is at a distance of 40 kms, travel by bus upto Poombarai and then give a walk. It is preferable

Kodaikanal - Pillar Rocks

Pillar rocks Kodaikanal to reach 15mins (7km) via coaker's walk,upper shola road,Golf links road and pillar rock road.

Kodaikanal Dolphin Nose

To reach Dolphins nose at a distance of 8 kms from the bus stand, one has to follow the route specified here.There is an old road

Kodaikanal Vembadi Peak

Vembadi Peak is the second highest peak with a height of 2466m. A right turn in Berijam road and a steep climb leads you to the top. 

Kodaikanal - Trekking Routes

Motorable roads have the terminus in bold face, merely jeep ones have them in italics, approximate distances are indicated in brackets