Written By
Gopika VC
Kodaikanal lake is situated at Dindigul district of Tamilnadu. It's a man made lake, also known as Kodai lake.
Clear skies, rugged landscape, and plummeting valleys are everywhere. Visiting Dolphin's Nose is one of the top things to do in Kodaikanal.
The lush valley below makes this a top Kodaikanal tourist spot. You can see the sunrise and sunset in the city, proving you're in the 'princesses of hills'
Green Valley View, formerly Suicide point, offers a beautiful view of plains, valleys, and hills. Vaigai Dam's view is unforgettable.
These rocks tell a timeless love story. These 400-foot-tall pillars bulge from the mountains, defining their shape.
This torrent is a monsoon attraction. Bear Shola Falls got its name from a folklore about a bear who frequented the area to drink water.
You can have a 15-kilometer hike in the dense Western Ghat forest and spot Bison, wild goats, porcupines, etc.
The Indian Institute of Astrophysics owns and operates the Kodaikanal Solar Observatory, located at the southern extremity of the Palani Hills.
As it descends down a 180-foot-high cascade, the water looks silver. Clean, crystalline water from these falls will impress everyone.
The Pambar Falls, also known as the 'Grand Cascade,' are formed by the town reservoir flowing south and generating the Fairy Falls, which join the Vaigai River.
On the outskirts of Kodaikanal, yet not far from the city, this lovely campsite is surrounded by natural beauties that offer adventure.
This is a popular Kodaikanal attraction. Spending hours there may make you feel like you're not on Earth.
Lake View Point is a statuesque photographer's paradise. You can see Kodaikanal Lake from Lake View Point.
Kukkal Caves are made of granulite and charconite slabs. More than 30 families lived on the hilltop until the mid-1980s.