Kodaikanal Lake is the heart of the city and one of the prominent landmarks. It is spread across 60 acres with beautiful trees and landscapes, perfect for a calm walk and boating activities.
These tall natural rocks stand at an altitude of 5000 feet with a mesmerizing view of clouds passing through the hills. Ideal for photography and a relaxing hike, Pillar Rocks is a must-visit.
This one-kilometer-long walkway boasts a beautiful view of the valley and mountains. Lined with beautiful flowers and plants, the Coaker's Walk ends at the Telescope House viewpoint for a panoramic view of the region.
A mystical cave carved out of rocks with some eerie stories attached to it. This place is also the favorite spot for many film makers due to its uniqueness. It is believed that around 7 chambers exist, and only 3 are accessible for tourists. This place is ideal for adventure enthusiasts.
Located seven kilometers away from the city, the waterfall is surrounded by a dense forest that adds to the serene beauty of the place. It is a perfect spot to unwind and relax with family and friends; the waterfall is the best place to take a refreshing dip.
If you have more time: You can visit the Solar Observatory, Bryant Park, or Guna Caves. If you have less time, we recommend skipping Coakers Walk to spend more time at other sites. Always carry a jacket to beat the chilly weather. The best time to visit Kodaikanal is during the summer months of March to May.