Bear Shola Falls is a tranquil waterfall, surrounded by a dense forest of trees. The water cascades down from a height of 40 feet, forming a small pool ideal for kids to splash around. Visitors can even hike up to the source of the waterfall.
Named after Lt. Coaker, who designed it in the year 1872, Coaker's walk is a narrow pedestrian pathway that offers picturesque views of the hills and valleys around Kodaikanal. The walk stretches for 1km and offers various opportunities for photography along the way.
Hilltop Inn is a cozy restaurant with a homely ambiance, offering delicious South Indian and Continental cuisines. Their specialty dish is the Chicken Chettinad, and they have a beautiful outdoor seating arrangement with a scenic view.
Kodaikanal Lake is a star-shaped lake and one of the most popular tourist spots in Kodaikanal. Visitors can enjoy boating, cycling, and horseback riding around the lake and marvel at the stunning views of the hills and picturesque surroundings. The lake also has several food stalls and shops selling souvenirs.
Bryant Park is a well-manicured park with a vast collection of flowers and plants from all over the world. It also has several statues and fountains, and a glasshouse that displays rare and exotic species of flowers. Visitors can stroll around the park and relax on the benches.
Tava Vegetarian Restaurant is a vegetarian restaurant that serves authentic North Indian and South Indian dishes. Their Thali is a must-try, and they also have a children's play area to keep kids entertained. The restaurant has a lively ambiance and a beautiful view of the valley.
If you have more time, you can visit the Pillar Rocks and the Guna Caves. For less time, you can skip Coaker's Walk and Bryant Park. To save money, you can bring your own food for lunch or opt for street food near Kodaikanal Lake.