Things to see and do India

An ideal place for a picnic, where the lake mingle with the sea. There are gardens, exquisite sculptures, a floating bar and a wide choice of aquatic sports equipment. Near the airport.

This beautiful waterfall is one of the greenest and most unspoilt sites in Kerala. Members of a Karens tribe accompany walkers along the mountain path. Before approaching, you will need to request a permit from the Forestry Department.

A complex located south of the city behind Sardar Patel Road. This small park allows you to see the snakes, lizards, chameleon, turtles and many other species. The children's park can see peacocks and some other animals.

This anglican granite church at the wooden frame was built by the English in 1910. It is known for its beautiful stained glass windows. Copper plates remind the memory of the missing tea planters.

This museum includes various exhibitions. The Museum of Kerala History traces the history of the state, Neolithic in the twentieth century, through various reconstituted history scenes and an hour-long spectacle and light. Scenes with wax characters are successively lit and commented on. Teaching and entertaining. The complex also includes a gallery of contemporary Indian art, a dolls museum (The Dolls Museum) and a space dedicated to visual arts (photo, video).

This aquarium was built in 1951. Completely renovated in 2014, it now offers a transparent tunnel with a 360 ° view to admire aquatic fauna. It houses over 100 different species of saltwater and freshwater fish, as well as sharks and turtles.

It was designed in Italian Gothic style by F.W. Stevens. The first train that left left Mumbai - Thane in 1853.

Maps of relief retrace the maritime history of Kerala. A room is devoted to Indian history from the perspective of shipping expeditions. Navigation objects and old cards. Especially for sailing enthusiasts.

Another superb picnic site, renowned for its green environment and beautiful waterfalls.

A beautiful picnic place where the Cauvery River gremlin in a narrow gorge.

A major point of culture, this gallery regularly offers various exhibitions: contemporary, traditional, tribal, folk; concerning photography, ceramics, sculpture, drawing, masks, antiques, painting. She also organizes musical evenings, Indian dance shows and frequent meetings with international writers. Aurodhan is the ambassador of art in all its forms and a privileged welcome.

Auroville has several educational centres for Tamil villagers. New Creation is a primary school for 180 village children, 20 of which are internal.

Youth training centres introduce students to pottery, etc, painting, weaving and metalwork. There are kindergartens and night schools for adults, which follow regular training programs in organic agriculture, water sharing line management and environmental education.

This Bangalore agency offers quality treks of 7 or 8 days. Contact them prior to arrival in Kodaikanal.

Located on the shores of the lake, this small park houses sambar, choral and hares, as well as waterfowl.

The most elegant and best preserved of all former British clubs. The hunting of Ooty, which always uses dogs to pursue kebab, is one of its secret boots. There is a good 18 hole golf course at Wenlock Downs, at the Ooty Shoe golf club. It offers beautiful views over the hills.

On either side of the path leading to the summit, there is an infinite view on the distant plains, tea plantations, the Moyar River, dams and pasture greens. Frequent buses go there from Kotagiri.

Beautiful falls with walking possibilities nearby.

This summit overlooks a deep precipice of several hundred meters and offers a good view of the plains of Coimbatore.

With its dolphin beak form, this rock offers one of the most popular views of the surrounding area. The view is spectacular, especially to observe Sainte-Catherine falls.