Coonoor

Spanning 12 hectares, Sim’s Park is a natural botanical garden with multitude species of plants, flowers and trees including varieties like pine, phoenix and araucaria.

At a height of 1,550 metres, Dolphin’s Nose offers stunning views of the Nilgiris Hills and tea plantations, along with Catherine Falls in the distance.

Dating back to 1826, St. George’s Church was designed by Colonel J. T. Boileau in a classic ‘cantonment style’ with vaulted roofs and stucco exterior walls.

Named after Captain Lamb, Lamb’s Rock has a drop of several metres, and offers stunning views of the plains of Coimbatore, tea plantations and forests.

All Saints Church is a beautiful Anglican church located in Coonoor, a hill station in the Nilgiris district of Tamil Nadu, India. It was built in the 19th century and is well-known for its Gothic architecture, stained glass windows, and tranquil atmosphere.

Built in 1914, Raliah Dam is the main supply source of water for Coonoor and nearby villages. The water levels are optimal after monsoons.

Keystone Foundation is a non-governmental organization located in Coonoor, Tamil Nadu. The foundation works towards the development of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve's local communities and biodiversity conservation. They also offer various eco-experiences for visitors.

The 18th century Droog Fort was said to be used by Tipu Sultan as an outpost, and the remnants today include a wall and clock tower.

Hidden Valley, as the name suggests, is a secluded area nestled in the lush hills of Coonoor, Tamil Nadu. It's a dream destination for adventure and nature lovers, offering beautiful landscapes, trekking trails, and a refreshing getaway from the city's hustle-bustle.