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Kodaikanal
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A hill station that was developed by the Americans as against
the other popular European hill stations in India, Kodaikanal
is popular with vacationers and newlyweds alike.
On your tour to Kodaikanal hill station in South India you
can visit the star shaped lake, walk through thick forests,
take a boat ride or go for a horse ride through the countryside.
Kodaikanal is also famous for its Neel Kurinji flowers that
bloom once every 12 years and give the hill slopes a purple
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Set on the miniature train line from Mettupalayam, it
is the first in the series of the three hill stations
on the Nilgiri Hills. The places most frequented by travelers
are Dolphin's nose and Lamb's rock.
Other tourist attractions include Sim's Park, Droog Fort
and The Pasteur Institute. You can enjoy the scenic beauty
of Coonoor on a walk or a ride on the toy train/fairy
train that connects Mettupalayam to Ooty on your tour
of South India Hill Stations. |
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Ooty
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Set in a picturesque backdrop of blue mountains, tea gardens
and descending clouds, Ooty is a popular summer retreat in Tamil
Nadu.
Whether you call Ooty as Scotland of East, queen of hill stations
or by its official name i.e. Udhagamandalam, you are bound to
be spellbound by the beauty hidden in every crevice and at the
end of the winding road through a tea garden.
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Munnar, Kerala, is known for its sprawling tea and spice
plantations with waterfalls and Neel Kurinji flowers.
Set on the confluence of three mountains streams - Mudrapuzha,
Nallathani & Kundala, Munnar is South India's answer
to the British summer resort of Shimla in north India.
Munnar's picture postcard sceneries make for an ideal
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