Situated away from the central city of Kodaikanal on the Pillar Rocks Road, Guna Caves seems to be mysterious traveller’s attractions in Kodaikanal that ensures an enchanting experience. Initially known as Devil’s Kitchen, these caves are really caverns framed between the three boulders of the mountain. The Guna Caves have been framed at a height …
Vattakanal Waterfalls are the small but delightful waterfalls close to Kodaikanal which provides an excellent experience for visitors who wants to explore new places. Enclosed by lavish greenery and hills in general, this waterfall presents an all-powerful view. It offers an amazing perspective to its visitors alongside mesmerizing smell. One of the fundamental attractions of …
The favourite and quiet Kodaikanal Lake is just 3 kilometers far from the site of this temple, which indicates that many devotees and travelers want to experience these 2 stunning sites together. But, it is neither of these things that the Kurinji andavar Temple Kodaikanal is famous for. Kurinji Temple, situated a ways off of …
The Kodaikanal Observatory is located on the tip of Southern India’s beautiful Palani range hills. Today Indian Institute of Astrophysics runs Kodaikanal Solar Observatory that was before Madras observatory. The observatory is presently overseen by the Indian Institute of Astrophysics, IIAP. Prior the observatory was known as Solar Physics Observatory that later changed over to …
Just few feet’s off the road is the Silent Valley Viewpoint which also known as Cap’s Valley View. One of the outstanding attractions in Kodaikanal! Best known as “thoppi vesum paarai” in Tamil language, this implies “throwing cap rock”. Because if you throw a cap from the hill it will come back to you due …
Poombarai is a little village that is popular for its garlic production. It is easily nestled among terraced fields and lush greenery. It stands at the stature of 1,920 m in the Palani Hills and offers a picturesque perspective on the surroundings. You get the chance to see beautiful houses spread out in ceaseless greenery. …
There is no doubt that Kodaikanal is a famous holiday destination in South India. Not only from South India, but from all other parts of India, number of tourists travel to this Princess of Hill Stations regularly. But hardly few travellers know about Gundar waterfalls, the hidden beauty of Kodaikanal. Gundar Waterfalls is situated in the course …
Perumal Peak which is based at the height of 2,440 meters and it is considered to be the highest peak of the Perumalai Hills. Nestled in the mesmerising Western Ghats, it is a spot that merits visiting on trip to Kodaikanal. The way of the trip which leads one to the top is safe and …
Silent Valley View is situated near to the Pillar rock garden in Kodaikanal. It is popular for proffering some astounding and fabulous views of the Silent Valley. On the Berijam Lake Street, it is situated close to the Pillar Rocks. A mainstream place among nature lovers, it offers mesmerizing perspective on the valley. Its quieting …
Also called as Rat Tail Falls, the Thalaiyar Falls is the highest waterfall in Tamil Nadu. Thrift down from the slopes of the verdant Palani Hills in the District of Dindigul, Thalaiyar Falls is located around 40 kilometres from Kodaikanal. Besides, this fascinating can be spotted across the whole valley. Additionally, there are two walls …