Question 1

What is there to do at Coaker's Walk?

Accepted Answer

Coaker’s Walk is a popular destination not only for sightseeing, but also other activities like photography, cycling, jogging and walking. In fact, many people come here to gaze at the sunrise and sunsets and take time-lapses of those scenic sites. There are bike rentals available outside that attract many of those who want to resort to a healthier mode of commutation.

Question 2

Is Kodaikanal safe for unmarried couples?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Kodaikanal is safe for unmarried couples. There are multiple resorts and hotels that let unmarried couples rent rooms for staying with the only necessary credential being a government ID. Apart from that, be it walking on the streets, shopping, cycling or sightseeing, couples and friends are equally liberal when it comes to exploration.

Question 3

What is famous for buying in Kodaikanal?

Accepted Answer

There are several things that you can buy at Kodaikanal, including bone and walnut articles, woollen shawls, brass jewellery and leather products. If you want to collect the purest of Indian spices, then you can get clove, cardamom, nutmeg, white pepper and cinnamon from various stores. Apart from that, you can also get herbal creams, diabetic powders, natural oils and dry fruits from here. Kodaikanal is well renowned for some souvenirs like books, cheese, chocolates, woollen sweaters and handicrafts.

Question 4

How many days are required for Kodaikanal?

Accepted Answer

You do not need more than two days to cover the hill station Kodaikanal. On day one, you can visit the nearby attractions like the Kodai Lake, Coaker’s Walk and Bryant Park Botanical Garden where you can go boating, cycling, and wandering about in the wilderness of the place. On day two, you can visit the Dolphin’s Nose, Pillars Rock and Guna Caves, which are essentially within a radius of 10 km from the centre of the city.