The Bear Shola Falls are a serene and peaceful place surrounded by thick forest. Couples can spend some time here amidst the beautiful lush surroundings. The falls are less crowded and offer privacy that is perfect for honeymooners. The waterfalls gently cascade down and form a small pool of water below.
Coakers Walk is a must-visit site on a honeymoon trip to Kodaikanal. It's a narrow pedestrian path offering a magnificent panoramic view of the valley below. Couples can enjoy a relaxing stroll and take in the fresh air and stunning views of the mountains.
The Bryant Park is a botanical garden that has a diverse collection of colorful flowers, hybrids, and shrubs, making it an ideal place for couples who admire nature. It's also home to the Glass House which has beautiful plant and flower displays.
Pillar Rocks are three gigantic rock pillars that stand tall in a straight line. These towering rocks offer a panoramic view of the surrounding valley and mountains, and the mist-covered clouds making it a romantic destination for honeymooners.
Guna Cave, also known as Devil's Kitchen is situated between the three pillars and is an ancient cave used by the tribal people as a hiding place during the 18th century. The cave still remains a mystery and hours can be spent exploring it.
Kodai Lake is a picturesque lake surrounded by lush greenery and tall trees, offering a serene view of the mountains and a peaceful atmosphere. Couples can spend the evening boating in the lake, and also multitask by enjoying some hot snacks sold by vendors at the lake.
The Solar Observatory is located at the highest point in Kodaikanal, which commands a panoramic view of the Western Ghats. The Solar Physics Observatory Observatory here is the only one in India that observes the Sun.
Berijam Lake is surrounded by forests and hills and is an ideal spot for couples to spend time in solitude. Known for its clean, clear waters, boating in this lake is one of the activities honeymooners can indulge in. The lake is accessible only with prior permission from the forest department.
Poombarai Village is an ancient hill settlement that has remained untouched throughout the years. It is home to the Kuzhanthai Velappar Temple, a 1,500-year-old temple. The simple yet stunning village offers a glimpse of what life would have been like in earlier times.
For travelers who have more time, they could consider visiting the Kodaikanal Pine Forest and Vattakanal Waterfalls. If they have less time, they could consider visiting the Kodaikanal Chocolate Factory,where they can see chocolate making or take away some delicious chocolates made in-house while Shopping at local street markets for unique keepsakes for memories or practical souvenirs.