Coakers Walk is a spectacular one-kilometre-long pathway along the mountains with a breathtaking view of clouds and scenery. Along the way, you'll find several unique structures, including a Telescope House, where you can view the magnificent valley up close. The adjacent Green Valley Viewpoint offers a picturesque mountain view and is also known as Suicide Point.
The Pillar Rocks are a set of three massive rock formations that rise 400 feet high from the ground. They're located amid an inviting open space of gardens and beautiful blue hills. The Bear Shola Falls is a 40-foot high waterfall situated in the Reserve Forest, and it's named after the fact that bears used to visit it to drink water.
The Kodaikanal Lake is a heart-shaped artificial lake created in 1863. It's perfect for boating and cycling and is surrounded by a serene and picturesque environment. The adjacent Bryant Park is a public park where you can take a stroll and admire the flowers and foliage.
If you have more time, you can visit the Kurinji Andavar Temple or the Berijam Lake. If you have less time, prioritize the places based on your interests. It's best to visit Kodaikanal between March and May or October and November, as it's cooler and more pleasant during those months. Don't forget to bring comfortable walking shoes and a jacket if you're planning on visiting in the morning or evening.