Kodaikanal Lake, also known as Kodai Lake, is a man-made lake situated in the heart of Kodaikanal. The serene surroundings, scenic beauty and the cool breeze make it a perfect spot for a morning walk or boating. You can also try cycling, horse riding or simply sit by the lake and enjoy the view.
Named after Lt. Coaker, the Coaker's Walk is a narrow pedestrian path that offers a panoramic view of the valley, hills and the town. The walkway is adorned with beautiful flowers and trees, and benches and telescopes are available for visitors to relax and enjoy the view.
Bryant Park is a botanical garden spread over 20 acres that houses more than 700 varieties of plants, shrubs and trees. The park has a glasshouse that displays various flowers and plants. You can take a stroll, have a picnic or just relax amidst the greenery.
The Pillar Rocks are a set of three massive granite boulders that stand vertically shoulder to shoulder to a height of 122 meters. The view from the top is breathtaking and the place is ideal for trekking and nature walks. Avoid visiting on rainy or foggy days.
The Guna Caves, also known as Devil's Kitchen, are a set of deep, dark bat-infested chambers between the three gigantic boulders of the Pillar Rocks. The caves are surrounded by dense forests and are believed to have been used by the Pandavas during their exile. Trekking to the caves is an adventure in itself.
The Kurinji Andavar Temple is a famous shrine dedicated to Lord Murugan, the god of hills and Kurinji flowers that bloom once every 12 years. The temple has a beautiful garden, and the view of the surrounding hills from the temple is breathtaking.