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2-Day Itinerary for Kodaikanal in June 2023

  1. Day 1: Coaker's Walk
    10 minutes (2.4 km) from Kodaikanal Lake

    Coaker's Walk is a one-kilometer paved pedestrian path that offers a breathtaking view of the valley and surrounding hills. The walk starts near the Kodaikanal Lake and ends at the Club Road. The path is surrounded by lush green forests, beautiful flowers, and a panoramic view of the valley. On a clear day, you can see the Dolphin's Nose in the south, and the valley of the Pambar River in the southeast. You can also find many shops selling homemade chocolates and souvenirs along the path.

  2. Day 1: Bryant Park
    5 minutes (1 km) from Coaker's Walk

    Bryant Park is a beautiful botanical garden located in the heart of Kodaikanal. The park is spread across 20 acres and boasts over 325 species of trees, shrubs, and cacti. The park is known for its annual horticultural show held in May. The park also has a glasshouse, which displays a variety of flowers and plants. You can also find a small lake in the park where you can enjoy boating.

  3. Day 1: Pillar Rocks
    20 minutes (7.5 km) from Bryant Park

    Pillar Rocks is a set of three giant rock pillars that stand over 400 feet tall. The view of the pillars is breathtaking, and you can also see a beautiful bird's eye view of the surrounding valleys and hills. There is a small garden near the view point, and you can also find many shops selling souvenirs.

  4. Day 2: Kodaikanal Lake
    15 minutes (3.6 km) from Royal Gorge View Point

    Kodaikanal Lake is a man-made lake located in the heart of Kodaikanal. The lake is surrounded by lush green hills and is known for its scenic beauty. You can enjoy boating, cycling, and horse riding around the lake. There are many shops selling homemade chocolates and souvenirs near the lake.

  5. Day 2: Pine Forest
    20 minutes (3.8 km) from Kodaikanal Lake

    Pine Forest is a dense forest located on the way to Guna Cave. The forest is known for its tall pine trees and is a popular spot for picnics and nature walks. You can also find many shops selling homemade chocolates and souvenirs near the forest.

  6. Day 2: Guna Cave
    10 minutes (3.2 km) from Pine Forest

    Guna Cave is a natural cave located near Pillar Rocks. The cave is named after a Tamil movie called "Guna," which was shot here. The cave is very dark, and you need to carry a torch to explore it. You can also find many shops selling souvenirs near the cave.

Recommendations

Kodaikanal is a beautiful hill station, and there are many other places that you can visit, such as Bear Shola Falls, Silver Cascade Falls, and Berijam Lake. To maximize your fun, you can also try local cuisine, such as Kodaikanal plums, homemade chocolates, and filter coffee. You can also go trekking, camping, and rock climbing.

Points of Interest

  • Coaker's Walk
  • Bryant Park
  • Pillar Rocks
  • Kodaikanal Lake
  • Pine Forest
  • Guna Cave
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