Coimbatore Kodaikanal Tour Packages

Kodaikanal, which is one of the most popular honeymoon hill stations in India is also located in the state of Tamil Nadu. The beautiful Kurinji flowers, fairy-tale mountain, magnificent waterfalls, and temples are the main attraction of Kodaikanal which makes it a perfect destination to visit this holiday. So, plan a Coimbatore-Kodaikanal Tour Package to make the most of your trip.

Places To Visit

1. Marudhamalai Hill Mandir

This temple is situated at an altitude of 500 feet on the high grounds of Western Ghats. Lord Muruga is the main deity in the Marudhamalai Hill temple. Important medicinal herbs found on the hill is an important factor of this hill.

2. Perur Patteeswarar

This temple is also known as Arulmigu Patteeswarar Swamy Temple. This temple is dedicated to Lord Nataraja. The ancient sculptures, paintings, sculptures and carvings here also attract art lovers. The Arulmigu Patteeswarar Swamy Temple is also one of the largest temples in Coimbatore.

3. Sree Ayyappan Temple

This temple is an important temple dedicated to Lord Sri Ayyappan. The temple situated in Coimbatore is built on the lines of the original Sabarimala temple in Kerala and is thus referred to as the second Sabarimala temple. The reason for this is that the architecture and worship style of the two temples are very similar.

4. Siruvani Falls and Dams

Siruvani waterfall in Coimbatore is an unprecedented dam and waterfall falling from a height. This is an excellent example of an engineering marvel. This dam operates power generation and irrigation projects for Alivar, Parambikulam, Nirar, Sholayar, Thunakaduvu.

5. Kodaikanal Lake

The view of the Kodaikanal lake is enthralling. It is situated on the Palani Hills ranges. The biggest attraction of Kodaikanal Lake is the blooming of the Kurinji flowers that blossom only once a year but when these flowers bloom, the view of the lake and its surrounding is worth watching. Located at a distance of 3 km from Kodai bus stand, this lake remain open from 6 am to 5 pm for tourists.

6. Coakers Walk

A trip to Coakers Walk is the most enjoyable experience for the people of the city. Tourists coming here enjoy the fun of driving in the mountain region. The distance of Coakers Walk from Kodaikanal Lake is less than 1 kilometer.  Coakers Walk is open for tourists from 7 am to 7 pm. The fee charged here is Rs 10 per person, while the camera charges Rs 30.

Best Time To Visit

Summer (March-June)

The destination has humid and hot summers. Weather remains pleasant in the morning and night but in the afternoon it gets warm. Temperature ranges between 25 degrees to 40 degrees in Summer. The pleasant days are ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

Monsoon (July-September)

Temperature drops in Monsoon and the surroundings turn fresh and green. Sometimes the region receives heavy rain and the temperature remains between 24 degrees to 34 degrees. While heavy shower can hinder your plan of sightseeing, but, it is a good time to enjoy the lush greenery and splendors of nature.

Winter (October-February)

During Winter, the regions are neither too hot nor too cold. It is the perfect time to visit. The months between October and March make days cooler and nights chilly. The time is best suited for outdoor activities and if you are planning a trip during January, make sure to attend Pongal festival.

How To Reach

By Air

Coimbatore International Airport is just 11 km from the city center. It is connected to major Indian cities like Bangalore, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Tirupati. Air Arabia and Silk Airways also operate flights from Sharjah and Singapore. From outside the airport you can reach your destination by taxi or local bus. But, there is no airport in Kodaikanal. You can hire a car from Coimbatore to reach Kodai.

By Rail

Coimbatore Junction is the major railway station here which is connected by rail to major Indian cities and towns. After reaching this railway station, you can take a taxi or bus to reach the main city. On the other hand, if you are choosing rail way to reach Kodaikanal, then the nearest railway station Kodai Road is at a distance of about 100 kilometers from Kodaikanal. 

By Road

State transport and private buses ply from Coimbatore to Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Apart from these, you can also reach Coimbatore by Volvo and air-conditioned buses from these states. The NH 67 and NH 209 routes take about three hours to reach Coimbatore. The distance between Coimbatore and Kodaikanal is approximately 174 kilometers and to reach Kodaikanal via road, you will take more than 5 hours.