Trip to Ooty

The Wodeyar King had this lake constructed in the 19th century in order to provide water for irri...

Named after Captain Lambs, the Lamb Rocks, also known as Echo Rocks, offers you the best views of...

Situated just 2 kilometers from the main town of Ooty, this museum houses life-size look-a like w...

An entire museum dedicated to tea, and just tea! Don't believe us? The Tea Museum’s tagline...

The Ooty Lake is one of the major tourist attractions in Ooty. Spread across a relatively huge ar...

Located near the city centre, the Government Rose garden is spread across 10 acres of stunning la...

The Kerala Institute for Research, Training and Development Studies of Scheduled Castes and Tribe...

Built by John Sullivan during the early 1820s, the Stone House is the very first bungalow to be b...

The Canolly Canal is also referred to as the Elathur Kallai Canal and was named after Malabar Can...

These eight hills are among the most sacred in the country. Legend has it the the eponymous godde...

A famous spot, locals as well as tourists haunt the Kalhatty Waterfalls. Situated around 13 kms f...

The Botanical Garden was laid out in 1847 by the Marquis of Tweedale and is spread over 22 hectar...

The Government Museum at Ooty is a delightful place to visit. It was set up in 1989, with a view ...

The Toda people are a small pastoral community who live in the Nilgiris. The Toda Temple is a pet...