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OT Itinerary: Two Days In Kodaikanal, 'The Princess Of Hill Stations'

Explore attractions like Coakers Walk, Bryant Park and Kodai Lake on day one, followed by visits to Moir Point, the Guna Cave and the Pine Forest for stunning views and photo opportunities on day two

Kodaikanal is located 2,225 m above sea level and boasts waterfalls, lakes, forests and cliffs Photo: Shutterstock
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Situated in the Palani Hills of the Western Ghats, Kodaikanal is brimming with nature-based attractions. Popularly known as the "princess of hill stations," the town, which is located 2,225 m above sea level, boasts waterfalls, lakes, forests and cliffs. In the Tamil language, kodai means "gift" and kanal means "forest." It's no surprise then that the region was a favourite of British officers during the colonial era, who would escape to its lush surroundings for a summer retreat.

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