10 Best Kodaikanal Tourist Places You Must Visit On Your Next Trip

Coaker’s WalkA one-kilometre-long paved path along the ridge, Coaker’s Walk offers sweeping views of the plains below. Built in 1872, it's ideal for sunrise strolls and panoramic photography.Kodaikanal LakeThis star-shaped, man-made lake was created in 1863 and remains the heart of the town. Visitors can enjoy boating, cycling along the perimeter, and picnics by the serene waters.Bryant ParkLocated beside the lake, Bryant Park is a 20-acre botanical garden known for its exotic flora. It hosts an annual flower show each May, attracting gardening enthusiasts and families.Pillar RocksThree towering granite columns, each around 122 m high, stand side by side amid forested cliffs. Mist often shrouds the view, creating a dramatic and moody mountain spectacle.Dolphin’s NoseA unique cliff shaped like a dolphin’s beak, this viewpoint offers breathtaking valley views. Reached via a forest trail, it's popular with trekkers and nature photographers.Silver Cascade FallsFormed by the overflow of Kodaikanal Lake, this 180-ft waterfall is located along the Ghat road. Its monsoon flow and nearby refreshment stalls make it a frequent roadside stop.Bear Shola FallsTucked into a quiet forest setting, Bear Shola Falls is best visited during monsoon. A favourite among birdwatchers, it offers a peaceful retreat close to town.Thalaiyar FallsAlso known as Rat Tail Falls, this 297-m cascade is the tallest in Tamil Nadu. Though not easily accessible, it can be viewed from afar near the Manjalar Dam.Moir PointA popular viewpoint marking the start of the Berijam Lake road, Moir Point overlooks deep valleys and forested ridges. It’s a great spot for photography and early morning visits.Pine ForestThis man-made forest, planted during the British era, features tall, orderly pine trees spread across rolling hills. It’s a favourite for nature walks, photoshoots, and moments of quiet reflection.9 Most Beautiful Meghalaya Tourist Places You Shouldn’t MissRead More