Morning after Breakfast proceed to:
Pine Forest - Set up by Mr. Bryant in 1906 to grow timber, Pine forest has become a preserved natural heritage of Kodaikanal. A paradise of photographers, this is a must visit for nature lovers too. Horse riding and walking is quite popular here.
Green Valley View / Suicide Point - Located at around 6 km away from Kodai Lake, on the way to Pillar Rock, Green Valley View promises every visitor a mesmerizing view of the surrounding hills, plains and Vaigai Dam. Also known as Suicide Point, the depth of the valley below the viewpoint is more than 5000 feet.
Guna Caves / Devil’s Kitchen - Arranged between Green Valley and Pillar Rocks, Guna Caves is a narrow hidden valley that appears as dark furrow. Also known as Devil’s Kitchen, these rock formations are said formed as a result of soil erosion from cliffs. It is said that many bats live in the dark chambers between the rocks.
Bryant Park - Towards the south-east of Kodai Lake, Bryant Park is located. Spread across around 21 acres, this botanical park boasts of more than 325 varied species of flora and 740 different varieties of roses. It is an ideal place to visit for a few moment of relaxation.
Shenbaganur Museum - One of the best orchidariums in India, this unique museum is located around 6 km away from Kodai Lake. Maintained by the Sacred Heart of Jesus, this museum boasts of amazing and rare collection including 300 species of orchids, 2500 species of plants along with various handicrafts and various kinds of moths, snakes butterflies, etc. Overnight stay at Kodaikanal Hotel.