Bangalore to Kodaikanal Taxi

The majority of the route is straight, with no sharp or hazardous twists. You can be confident that the entire trip will be extremely quick since it will take place on a national highway, which takes advantage of the efficiency of four lanes and well-laid metalized roads. 

There is an alternate route between Bangalore and Kodaikanal via National Highway 948. It is 454 kilometers long and takes 10 hours and 51 minutes to cover.

Another alternate route from Bangalore to Kodaikanal goes through National Highway 44 and 83. It takes 11 hours and 22 minutes and covers 592 kilometers. Our professional drivers with years of experience in driving under different road conditions will ensure a smooth journey so that you can peacefully relax and enjoy the trip. They also have experience in driving on the ghat roads, so you don’t have to worry about anything.

Bear Shola Falls

Bear Shola is located near Kodaikanal Lake, a popular tourist attraction of Kodaikanal and is surrounded by dense forests. It is a seasonal attraction that comes to life during the monsoon. It is a great place for wildlife spotting and nature lovers can click pictures against the splendid backdrop of the waterfall.

Pillars Rocks

Around 8 kilometers from the lake, the renowned Pillar Rocks of Kodaikanal provide a beautiful picnic location. It also has a beautiful mini garden. You can enjoy a bird’s eye view of the region from the rocks. 

Thalaiyar Falls

Thalaiyar Falls, also known as Rat Tail Falls, is situated at a height of 297 meters on the verdant Palani Hill slopes. It is TamilNadu’s highest waterfall and India’s sixth-highest waterfall.

Berijam Lake

Berijam Lake is a charming reservoir 22 kilometers from Kodaikanal’s main center that offers a variety of activities like bird viewing, safari trips, and fishing. You can enjoy spotting indigenous animals such as Deer, Indian Elephants, Bison, and Nilgiri Langur.

Being a hill station, Kodaikanal is abundant in tree species like Eucalyptus, making it famous for oils and balms with pleasant scents. You can buy essential oils like neem oils, medicinal oils, and pain balms. You can find various cuisines in Kodaikanal like Tibetan, Gujarati, Punjabi, and a wide variety of South Indian.

Bangalore is one of India’s most popular tourist destinations. The city is known for its rich culture and heritage, as well as its many beautiful temples and monuments. Bangalore is also home to some of the country’s best shopping and dining experiences. Whether you’re looking for a place to relax and enjoy the sights or want to experience the vibrancy of Indian culture, Bangalore has something for everyone.

The Sterling Lake View sits right by the lake – convenient but pricey. Villa Retreat offers colonial charm without breaking the bank. For budget stays, try Tamil Nadu Tourism’s Hotel Tamil Nadu. Want local flavor? The many homestays around Seven Roads area offer warm hospitality and home-cooked meals.

Bypass the touristy lake area shops and head to homemade chocolate factories like Pot Luck or Peterson’s. For authentic hill produce, try the Kodai Food Products store. The Khadi Gramodyog Bhavan stocks genuine homespun woolens. Potter’s Shed offers practical souvenirs worth their weight.

March to May offers clear skies and mild temperatures – perfect for lake walks and viewpoint visits. September to November brings crisp air and fewer tourists. December-February gets chilly but atmospheric with morning mist. Skip June-August unless you enjoy watching rain from cozy cafes.

Tina’s at Anna Salai serves hearty breakfasts without premium prices. Cloud Street dishes up good pizza with lake views. Royal Tibet offers warming momos for chilly evenings. For South Indian comfort food, join locals at Astoria Veg. The Cafe Cariappa brews excellent hill-grown coffee.