Bear Shola falls is a popular waterfalls located in the Reserve forest near Kodaikanal town. The falls surrounded by dense trees and the water cascading down from 40ft height into the pond below. It's the perfect location for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
Coaker's Walk is a scenic walkway located on the slopes of Kodaikanal. The walkway is covering a distance of 1 km, and offers panoramic views of the surrounding valley and hills, including a view of the distant Vaigai Dam.
Bryant Park is a beautifully landscaped park located near the beautiful Lake of Kodaikanal. It houses a wide variety of trees, flowers, and hybrids of extraordinary character. It's a perfect location to relish the natural environment of Kodaikanal. Here you also have the option of boating in the nearby Kodai Lake.
Called 'Dolphin Nose' due to its unique shape, this viewpoint offers a panoramic view of the surrounding hills and valleys, with a bird's eye view of the entire town. It's perched at the edge of a cliff, so be cautious when walking around.
The Guna caves also known as 'Devil's Kitchen' are a must-visit when in Kodaikanal. This popular site is believed to have been home to and used by the people who lived in the Palai hills and also used by Veerappan for hiding and storing weapons. Its natural rock formations and man-made stairs are fascinating.
Vattakanal falls is a beautiful cascade located near the town of Kodaikanal.it's a perfect spot for trekking and taking a refreshing dip in the falls. There is also a small town adjoining the falls called Vattakanal Shop. Here is a place to buy natural oils and homemade chocolates.
If there is extra time in your itinerary, consider adding a visit to the Kodaikanal lake which is a popular tourist attraction providing boating and horse riding facilities. Summer months are peak tourist months for Kodaikanal so be prepared for higher crowds and anticipate chilly weather throughout the year.