Kodaikanal
Kodaikanal : The Princess Of Hill Stations
November to February
2 Days
INR 2000/- PER PERSON
The greatest time to visit Kodaikanal is during the summer, which lasts from March to early May and has temperatures ranging from 21°C to 37°C.
From the end of June to the beginning of August, the monsoon arrives in Kodaikanal, bringing with it considerable rainfall. Needless to say, the lush greenery is at its peak during the monsoons, making it a major hit with photographers.
November to February are the winter months in Kodaikanal. During these months, the temperature fluctuates from 9 to 16 degrees Celsius.
Kurinji, or Strobilanthes kunthiana, is a rare flowering plant found in the Kodai Lake watershed area. The flower is reported to only bloom once every 12 years. The tourist who gets to view Kurinji is really fortunate.
The Kodai Lake was built by Sir Vere Henry Levinge, the Collector of Madurai at the time.
The Guna caverns became famous after the Tamil film "Guna." Because of three massive rocks known as Pillar Rocks, it was once known as Devil's Kitchen.
Berijam Lake, 20 kilometres from Kodaikanal, is surrounded by natural things. It has become the inhabitants' primary supply of drinking water.
You may rent mountain bikes from many bicycle booths surrounding the lake if you think you're fit enough to take on the slopes.
Although auto-rickshaws are not allowed in this area, taxis are available to transport you to other tourist attractions.
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2300 m
Tamil and English
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