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2-Day Itinerary for Motorcycle Riding in Kodaikanal (June 2023)

  1. Day 1: Kodaikanal Lake
    10 minutes (2.8 km) from Kodaikanal Bus Stand

    Morning: Start your day by riding around Kodaikanal lake, a serene man-made lake that offers scenic views of the surrounding hills and forests. You can rent a bicycle or walk around the lake if you prefer. There are several eateries around the lake offering breakfast options.

    Afternoon: Ride to Coaker's Walk to see a panoramic view of the hills and valleys. Coaker's walk is a narrow pedestrian path named after Lt. Coaker, who prepared the map of Kodai. The path is surrounded by lush greenery, and on a clear day, you can see the valley below.

    Evening: Head to Bryant Park to see a wide variety of flowers and plants, including hybrids. The park also has a glasshouse that showcases a variety of exotic plants and flowers. You can have a relaxing evening here and enjoy the beauty of nature.

  2. Day 2: Pine Forest and Guna Cave
    20 minutes (5.2 km) from Kodaikanal Lake

    Morning: Ride to Pine Forest, a dense forest with tall pine trees and a serene atmosphere. The forest is a popular location for film shoots and offers a peaceful environment for a morning ride.

    Afternoon: Visit Guna Cave, a natural cave located near Pillar Rocks. The cave has several narrow passages and is believed to have been formed from a landslide. This cave is also known as the Devil's Kitchen and is surrounded by scenic beauty.

    Evening: Ride to Kodaikanal Solar Observatory, which is one of the oldest solar observatories in the world. The observatory offers a majestic view of the sun, stars, and planets. You can take a guided tour of the observatory and learn about the various astronomical instruments used.

Recommendations

If you are interested in wildlife, you can visit the Berijam Lake, which is located within the forest reserve. You will need to obtain permission from the forest department to visit this lake. You can also take a side trip to Palani, a town known for its temple dedicated to Lord Murugan.

Make sure to carry plenty of water and snacks during the ride. You can also carry a map of the area to help with navigation. Finally, be sure to wear appropriate safety gear like a helmet and gloves during the ride. Have a safe and enjoyable trip!

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