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 Kodaikanal Located at the southern tip of the upper Palanimalai Hill, this beautiful hill station is one of the very famous tourist places in south India. Kodaikanal, is situated 2133 meters above the sea level. The railhead for the hill station is Kodai Road on the Madurai- Tiruchirapalli- Chennai route. The easiest mode of getting there, however is by road. The Nearest airport is at Madurai, 120 km. The center of attraction here is the star-shaped Lake with greenery all around. The banks offer many good picnic spots. On the Ghats road to Madurai are situated the falls known as silver cascade. It is worth while stopping by. Solar Physical Laboratory, situated at the highest point in Kodai, is 3.2km from the lake. Coaker's Walk is a pleasant walk in the evening with the plains brushed with the rosy glow of sunset. For a nominal amount visitors can become temporary members of the Golf Club and use the course. Kurinji Andavar Koli temple is dedicated to Lord Subramaniya. From here one can enjoy a panoramic view of the northern plains and the Vaiagi Dam. The entire Vaigai Dam can be seen from the Green Valley View. Three boulders called the Pillar rocks measuring 121mts makes this view point a unique one. Shenbaganur Museum, has a good collection of wild animals, flora and archaeological remains.8 km from Kodai Dolphin Nose is a flat projected rock offering a good wide view. The Berijam Peak is 21km from the Kodai city. This lake is very important for Kodai city and provides drinking water for Periyakulam town and near areas. It is also a very good picnic spot. Perumal Peak 12 km from Kodai, is the highest peak (2400m) in Kodai Hills. Kukkai Caves is one of the famous spots and a camping location for trekkers |
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