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  • Kodaikanal Lake
  • Bryant Park
  • Coaker's Walk
  • Chettiar park
  • Upper Lake View
  • Silver Cascade
  • Bear Shola
  • Thalaiyar Falls (or Rat Tail Falls near Dum Dum rock)
  • Pambar Falls - Levinge (Pambar) Stream
  • Moir Point
  • Kurinji Andavar Temple
  • Solar Astrophysical Observatory
  • 40 Miles Rounded Trekking route
  • Kukkal caves
  • Devil's Kitchen ('Guna Caves')
  • Pillar Rocks
  • Green Valley View ('Suicide Point')
  • Berijam Lake
  • Dolphin's Nose
  • Vembadi Peak
  • Palani Hills National Park
  • Shenbaganur Museum (Flora & Fauna Museum)
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  • Access History - Kodaikanal

    In 1875, Indian Railway extended its line from Madras to be Tirunelveli and a station was created at Ammainayakkanur (Kodai Road later) which facilitated the tourist to visit Kodaikanal. As a first phase of travel, tourist started from Ammainayakkanur Railway Station of Krishnamma Nayak Thope, a trek journey started to Kodaikanal (18 Km.distance only) with conveyances of horses, and Palanquins with sufficient coolies on hire. In 1854, a bridle path was formed from Krishnamma Nayak Thope for 10 miles at a cost of Rs.4500/-. In 1878, Rs.43,000 was spent to extend the hill path, for ten more miles. Rs.3,20,000 was then spent to complete the path up to Kodaikanal)







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