Kodaikanal Sightseeing Places

A star-shaped man-made lake surrounded by lush greenery. Popular for boating, cycling, and horse riding.

A scenic paved walkway offering mesmerizing valley views, foggy landscapes, and sunrise points.

A beautifully maintained botanical garden featuring rare flowers, exotic plants, and a glasshouse.

A peaceful forest area with tall pine trees, perfect for photography, walking trails, and nature lovers.

Three massive rock pillars standing 400 feet high—one of the most iconic viewpoints in Kodaikanal.

A mysterious, deep-set cave surrounded by dense forest. Famous for its unique geological formation.

A stunning viewpoint offering a panoramic view of the Kodaikanal Lake and surrounding hills.

A breathtaking valley viewpoint marking the gateway to the famous “Ghat Road.”

A viewpoint known for its peaceful atmosphere and uninterrupted views of majestic green valleys.

One of Kodaikanal’s oldest viewpoints, offering deep valley views and cool misty winds.

A 180-foot waterfall formed by the overflow of Kodaikanal Lake. A perfect stop for photography.

A seasonal waterfall surrounded by dense forest, great for short nature walks.

A thrilling rock projection offering stunning views of the mountain ranges below. A trekker’s delight.

Known as “Little Israel,” this calm settlement offers serene nature views and cafe culture.

A scenic ancient village famous for Kuzhanthai Velappar Temple, organic farms, and terrace fields.

A peaceful picnic spot with a natural lake, eco-farming activities, and grassland views.

A serene freshwater lake surrounded by protected forest; entry requires a forest pass.