Ooty Tour Package From Vadodara 5 Days & 4 Nights

Enter the City of hills

On arrival at Bangalore, we will start for Ooty at 5 am. Our representatives will receive you from the station. Once you reach Ooty, after some time at hotel, we will start our Ooty sightseeing trip. The journey to the Crowned Queen of Hills will be amazing for you. You can also spot Deer on the way. You also, stand a chance to see various endangered fauna in the Botanical Garden Ooty. Soon after getting drenched into the beauty of the Ooty Lake, you will move towards the Boat club. The Ooty lake, largest artificial Lake of India was built in 1825. The boat ride gives you a chance to see peacocks and sloth bears. You can also watch the elephants taking bath. Dodabetta Peak is a watchtower, on clear mornings; you can view the plains of Coimbatore and Mysore from here.

The tea estates being exceptionally famous, you can buy some tea leaves for home. After taking your evening tea you can move around and enjoy the Ooty Market. Try out the local foods.

Explore the city of plantations!

We will start at 9 am and drive around the city, after breakfast. It is situated among the hills with spectacular views. Ketti Valley is the largest Valley in the Nilgiris. It is often compared to Switzerland, for its majestic views. On route to Wenlock Downs, you will visit the Sandynallah Reservoir, which is a dam situated on the Nilgiri slopes. There is a pine forest adjacent to it and many walking trails. You can spot some kingfishers, cranes, and herons over here. Up in the Mukurthi Hills, Pykara Falls is sparkling the most on sunny mornings.

Enter the ‘Gift of Forest’!

Early morning, after taking the freshly served breakfast, we will start our drive for Kodaikanal. It takes around 6 hours to reach Kodaikanal from Ooty. There are ample opportunities for tourists for boat riding and cycle riding.

The Kodai Lake is an artificial lake constructed in the shape of a star. It is one of the most visited spots in Tamil Nadu. The Bryant Park, situated close to the lake was named after a British, Glen Bryant. A 160-year old Eucalyptus is a major attraction in the park.

Adventure in the city called ‘Princess of Hills’

After taking your breakfast, you will drive out for sightseeing. Coaker's Walk was built by Lt Coaker in 1872, which is a man-made wonder. Take a walk in the afternoon or just gaze at those green valleys.

Moir Point is a major point in Kodaikanal. This was built in 1929 by Sir Thomas Moir. For adventure seekers Guna Caves is a must visit. Three rocks, which stand vertical with a looking height 400 meters, fog often plays games with your perception and gives you an absolutely stunning view.

Later in the evening you can go around the local market and buy a few souvenirs for home.

Bid Bye to Trip

Since it's the last day of the trip, we would start early and after relishing the breakfast, pack up, and drive for Bangalore. On the way, we will visit the Bear Shola Falls. Falling from a great height, in an unusual manner, the falls gives you a sight to behold. It is situated inside a forest reserve. Because of excess water in the Kodai Lake, a fall comes down, known as the Silver Cascade Falls. It is known for its glittering clean water. The waterfall is pleasing and a heaven for the photographers. Shop for coffee powders, and tea and some chocolates!

We will reach Bangalore by 11 pm and you can schedule your return trip accordingly.