Kodaikanal Local Sightseeing Packages
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Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu
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Starting from ₹ 2499
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What will you experience
1 Day of Trip by Car
Experienced Driver cum Guide
Thrilling Sunset View
Sightseeing of Temples, Architecture
About the Activity
| Pickup & Drop | From Hotel in Kodaikanal |
| Attractions | From Silent Valley View Point to Bryant Park (7+ spots) |
| Duration | 9 hours |
| Pickup Timing | 9:00 AM |
| Drop-off Timing | 6:00 PM |
About Kodaikanal:
- "Kodaikanal" translates to "The Gift of the Forest" in the Tamil language. The Palani Hills provide a fitting backdrop for the verdant pastures and breathtaking scenery that can be seen there.
- In addition to the stunning natural scenery, you may spend the day seeing the area's many churches and temples as well as hiking, trekking, and engaging in other adventurous sports.
About the Kodaikanal Local Sightseeing Packages:
- Our driver will pick you up, and then your adventure will begin.
- Start with a trip to the Silent Valley Lookout. As the name indicates, this spot is ideal for quiet reflection while taking in the breathtaking scenery of cloud-covered mountains.
- Bear Shola Falls is another stunning waterfall in the region, and it also serves as a fantastic picnic site. Bears from the surrounding woods supposedly used to frequent Bear Shola Falls to quench their thirst, thus the name.
- Coaker's Walk is a popular hiking and photography destination due to its stunning landscape.
- About 10 kilometres outside of Kodaikanal, you'll find the Pillar Rocks, three granite pillars. The granite pillars are a popular location for photographers.
- The "Suicide Point" or the Green Valley View is open to visitors. In recent years, this location has seen fewer suicide attempts. Possible explanations include the prevalence of safety barriers and the public's increasing awareness of the need for access to mental health treatment.
- The Kurinji Andavar Temple, built as an offering to Lord Murugu, is one of the highlights of every Kodaikanal day trip. The architecture is characteristic of South Indian temples and is known as Dravidian.
- A trip to the completely man-made Kodai Lake, which opened to the public in 1863. People swim, boat, and fish in the lake, which is surrounded by forested highlands and hills.
- A stop to Bryant Park would be the last stop on your One Day Sightseeing Trip Itinerary in Kodaikanal. Many kinds of horticulture and botany students also use the area for demonstrations and hands-on learning.
Know before you book
- An official photo ID is needed.
- The tour fee solely includes transportation.
- We provide non-AC and AC-powered options.
- Depending on the location, the price of a ticket to access the event might range widely.
- You may make reservations through the website or by phone.
- The tourist information hotline is always open for callers.
- Every expedition makes additional stops, some of which are not included here. On a regular day, you may make more than 7 stops.
- The rate for transportation services is calculated hourly.
- Whatsapp may also be used to reserve a table.
- You may choose to see all of these Kodaikanal attractions, or you can exclude any that you don't find interesting.
- This Kodaikanal tour package is a set itinerary and cannot be modified to include any additional attractions.
Things to Carry
- Water Bottle and Snacks
- Sunscreen and Sunglasses
- Comfortable Shoes
- Map or GPS device
- Camera or Smartphone
- First Aid Kit
- Appropriate Clothing
- Cash & Card
- Valid ID Proof
- UA Voucher
How To Reach
By Air:Kodaikanal doesn't have an airport, so one has to fly down to the nearest airport Madurai Airport(IXM) which is 120 KM away from Kodaikanal. From the airport, bus or taxi services may be availed.
By Road:Kodaikanal is well-connected with towns like- Madurai, Palani, Theni, Dindigul, Thiruchirappalli, etc. State & private operators run buses in this route. Alternatively, cab services may be availed.
By Train:Located between Dindigul and Madurai, Kodai Railway Station(KQN) is the nearest railway station from Kodaikanal. One can book a cab or taxi from the station to reach the place.
Hotel in Kodaikanal
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Kodaikanal so famous?
Kodaikanal is well-known for its beautiful landscapes, pleasant climate, and colonial structures. It is a famous hill station in Tamil Nadu, India, and is sometimes referred to as the "Princess of Hill Stations."
What's a good time to go to Kodaikanal?
The months of March through May and September through November are ideal for a trip to Kodaikanal. With average highs in the 70s and low 80s, these are the best months to enjoy the outdoors.
What restaurants have the best food?
The Astoria Veg, Tava Veg, Cloud Street Veg, The Tamara Veg, and many more are just a few of the many excellent vegetarian restaurants in Kodaikanal, and they are shown below in no particular order.
What are some of the best foods you can eat there?
Delicious local dishes including idlis, dosas, vadas, sambar, chutney, biryani, and up can be found all across Kodaikanal.
How many destinations does this trip cover?
Our itinerary includes eight different places. A trip that would normally take one day may be stretched out across many stops along the way. (Extra fees are not excluded)
Where are the best places in Kodaikanal to go on a picnic?
Kodaikanal is home to several beautiful picnic spots, such as Bryant Park, Coaker's Walk, Dolphin's Nose, etc.
Which souvenirs should I bring back with me?
You may bring anything like handcrafted chocolates, freshly selected fruits, jams, coffee filtered through a coffee filter, souvenirs, home décor, etc.
