Start your trip by visiting the picturesque Kodaikanal Lake, which is also known as the Kodai Lake. You can enjoy boating, cycling or horseback riding. Take a walk around the lake to enjoy the scenic beauty.
Take a stroll on the Coaker's Walk and enjoy the striking views of the valley, mountains and forests that surround the walkway. This 1-km paved pedestrian pathway was constructed by Lt. Coaker in 1872, and provides ample photo ops.
The Pine Forest is a serene and quiet place to spend your day. Walk amidst the tall pine trees and enjoy the fresh mountain air. The Pine Forest is a great place for trekking, bird-watching and camping.
Explore the Guna Cave, also known as the Devil's Kitchen. The natural cave is a popular tourist spot and was once used as a hideout by a famous Indian outlaw named Veerappan. Enjoy the cool air and beautiful views from the cave.
Visit the stunning Bear Shola Falls which is surrounded by a dense forest. After your visit to the falls, head to the Kurinji Andavar Temple. The temple is dedicated to Lord Murugan and is famous for its Kurinji flower which blooms once every 12 years.
Visit the serene Berijam Lake and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Catch a glimpse of wildlife or take a boat ride to enjoy the views. After your visit to the lake, head to the Palani Temple which is dedicated to Lord Murugan. The temple is famous for its golden chariot which is used during temple processions.
If you have more time: Visit the Silver Cascade Falls, Bryant Park, Bear Shola Falls, and Pillar Rocks. If you have less time: visit the Kodaikanal Lake, Coaker's Walk, and Berijam Lake for the stunning views and a glimpse of Kodaikanal's natural beauty.