In the morning, take a peaceful walk around the expansive Kodaikanal Lake, built in 1863. There are several photo spots around the lake's perimeter. In the afternoon, head to Coaker's Walk, a 1-kilometer paved pedestrian pathway with breathtaking views of the surrounding valleys and hills. In the evening, explore Bryant Park, a beautifully landscaped park (entry fee applicable) with over 325 species of trees, shrubs, and cacti.
In the morning, behold the beauty of Bear Shola Falls, located in the Reserve Forest area. The waterfall is a popular picnic spot and a great place to relax and enjoy nature. In the afternoon, visit the Pine Forest, which is an excellent spot for nature walks and offers captivating views of the hills. In the evening, end your day at Green Valley View (entry fee applicable), which offers stunning panoramic views of the plains, valleys, and hills.
In the morning, head to Dolphin's Nose, a viewpoint that offers breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valley. The viewing platform is 6,600 feet above sea level. Afterward, visit Kurinji Andavar Temple, located near the viewpoint, which is dedicated to Lord Murugan. In the afternoon, explore the Guna Caves, which are naturally formed caves that are said to have been used as a filming location for a Tamil movie. In the evening, end your day with a visit to Silver Cascade Falls, a 180-foot waterfall with a stunning backdrop of the surrounding hills.
If you're interested in hiking, you can try the Perumal Peak trek, which is about a 3-hour trek (one way). You can also visit Berijam Lake, which is a pristine lake that requires prior permission from the Forest Department. You can take a day trip to Palani Murugan Temple, located about 65 km away. Another option is to go on a nature walk with a local guide who can show you some offbeat spots in the town.