Madurai – Kodaikanal - Madurai
Spending time on a day tour covering Madurai and Kodaikanal is something exquisite.The bustling ambience of the plains and, on the contrary, the tranquility of the hill stations are mesmerizingly beautiful.
Reach the Princess of Hill Stations, Kodaikanal, taking a fantastic Hill Drive for 50km, including 21 hairpin bends. Amid the tranquil and scenic locations, going for a boat ride in the lake and cycling on the banks gives you some joyful memories to cherish. Visit the nearby tourist locations across the region and drive back to Madurai.
Madurai
Madurai is the well-known city in the southern region of Tamil Nadu, as the city with the longest-surviving civilization and cultural practices. Madurai is known as the “sleepless city” for becoming vibrantly live round the clock with its bustling markets and other shopping areas.
Madurai is most famous for the grandest Meenakshi Amman Temple, while Lord Shiva resides in the name of Sundareswarar with His consort Meenakshi Amman, bless their devotees. It will be surprising to know that the entire city of Madurai is around the temple, with the sanctum of Goddess Meenakshi as the epicenter.
Madurai – Kodaikanal
At a distance of 115 miles, Kodaikanal, the princess of hill stations, may be reached in less than three hours from Madurai. It will be fascinating to travel up the mountainous routes from the lowlands. Make your way through 21 hairpin turns to arrive at Kodaikanal. The breathtaking views in Kodaikanal captivate tourists.
The unexplored regions of the hill and the view of the nearby plains are undoubtedly surprising and every tourist loves to visit this place again and again. Cycling around the banks of the Kodaikanal lake and a boat ride will add merriments to your journey.
After spending your time joyously in the beautiful hill station, you can get down from hills to return to hotel at Madurai for overnight stay.