Must-Visit Hill Stations in South India

12Aug,2024

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Located in Tamil Nadu, this little hill station was established in 1845. The name means the “Gift of Forests” and it definitely is one. This lovely hill station is quite a popular honeymoon destination.

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Kodaikanal

With the fresh smell of the Eucalyptus trees and green manicured tea gardens, Coonoor beckons a lot of tourists from Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. A quieter, greener and a less touristy neighbor to the famed hill station of Ooty, Coonoor has its calm charm.

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Coonoor

Munnar in Malayalam means 3 rivers – named so as 3 rivers that flow through the town. Formerly, Munnar was a summer resort for the British, but now, this has become a very popular retreat for families, friends and couples.

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Munnar

Wayanad actually, is a district and not a small hill station. It is quite widespread and has plenty of things for you to do – whether it is boating or waterfalls or wildlife or even visiting old caves.

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Wayanad

Known as the “Scotland of India“, this lovely place has some amazing nature spots, trekking and hiking trails and lots of history and wildlife. With the Cauvery river flowing through, Coorg is a great spot for some white water rafting.

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Coorg

Located in Karnataka, Chikmagalur is the “coffee land” of the state. The place is a popular weekend get-away from Bangalore. Quite like Wayanad and Coorg, this place is a district with several scenic spots and towns.

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Chikmagalur