Visit the Government Museum to have a glimpse of the rich history, culture and traditions of the region. The museum houses some incredible artefacts and objects of tribal warfare, sculptures and coins that give you an insight into the early Dravidian culture.
Built in 1847, the Botanical Garden is a great place for tourists to witness some of the rarest species of flora in the region. With over 650 species of plants, including ferns, flowers and shrubs, the garden boasts a fossil tree dating back to the prehistoric period.
Relax and have a bite to eat at Taj Savoy Hotel. The restaurant offers a great lunch buffet with various Indian options to choose from. The luxury hotel is also an excellent spot to relax and unwind with beautiful decor and a serene atmosphere.
Ooty Lake is an artificial lake constructed in 1824. It is surrounded by eucalyptus and pine trees and the mountains add a sense of tranquillity to the experience. Take a boat ride or stroll along the lake to enjoy the scenic beauty of the surrounding area.
Built in 1829, St. Stephen's Church is one of the oldest churches in the region. The stained glass windows, antique bells and Gothic-style architecture make this church an architectural marvel and a great place to visit for anyone interested in colonial history.
For those with more time, consider visiting the Doddabetta Peak for stunning views, or the Thread Garden which is a unique collection of flowers made entirely from thread. If time is limited, consider skipping the Taj Savoy Hotel and having lunch at a local restaurant for a more authentic experience.