{"id":2610,"date":"2013-12-09T17:40:55","date_gmt":"2013-12-09T10:40:55","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blogbox.indianeagle.com\/\/?p=2610"},"modified":"2017-05-08T12:56:51","modified_gmt":"2017-05-08T12:56:51","slug":"five-best-south-indian-hill-stations","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.indianeagle.com\/travelbeats\/five-best-south-indian-hill-stations\/","title":{"rendered":"These South Indian Hill Stations can be Your Best Travel Destinations"},"content":{"rendered":"
Many foreign tourists are more familiar with the hill stations in the Himalayan region of North India than the hill stations in South India. They think that Himalayan hill stations are suitable for not only sightseeing but also meditation as well as yoga. However, the remedial and meditative power of nature manifests itself in the beauty, solitude, peace and greenery of the following South Indian hill stations. Indian Eagle<\/strong> recommends these five of the best South Indian hill stations<\/a> for any seasonal vacation in India.<\/p>\n Ooty is as charming as a child\u2019s imagination of a toy train<\/strong> making its way through mountains amidst picturesque settings where a lake lies in peace and greenery exudes freshness. This picture of Ooty<\/a> is not a piece of mere imagination. It exists as a concrete creation of nature with many visual attractions that catch the eyes of a traveler in us. Mother Nature makes her artistry felt in every nook and corner of this hill station at a short drive from Mysore and Bangalore<\/a> or Bengaluru in Karnataka. Pykara Waterfalls, Doddabetta Peak, Kamaraj Sagar Lake, and Catherine Waterfalls make Ooty a must visit at a height of 7350 feet above ground.<\/p>\n Ask an Indian painter to create a picture of Scotland on the canvas, he will paint Coorg<\/strong>. Yes, among the hill stations of South India, Coorg is titled the \u2018Scotland of India\u2019. Lavished with greenery and landscaped with coffee plantations, Coorg lets you drink to the beauty of nature through sensory visuals of the Western Ghats. For its soothing and sedating atmosphere, Coorg<\/a> seems to be a land of lotus eaters on in India. The itinerary of this South Indian hill station in Karnataka<\/a> is full of tourist spots including waterfalls, temples, national parks and the Kaveri River. Abbey Falls is a favorite of tourists there.<\/p>\n If the hill stations of Tamil Nadu<\/a> compete with each other in terms of height, Kodaikanal is sure to win the competition. Kodaikanal boasts of a height of 7,000 feet above ground. This South Indian hill station is a thing to all catering to the likes of lovers, honeymooners, poets, romantics and peace seekers. The sprawling lake dominates the landscape of Kodaikanal which is further beautified by Bryant Park, Pine forests, Silver Cascade Waterfalls, and Dolphin\u2019s Nose. Sightseeing in and round Kodaikanal is an elixir of warmth<\/strong> for the mind and that of joy for the eyes.<\/p>\n According to John Milton, celebrated author of Paradise Lost, hell and heaven exist in our minds. If there is heaven in the world outside the mind, it is Munnar in Kerala<\/strong>. With tea plantations rolling around hills, Munnar is an escape to ecstasy in the solitude of nature. Still, many of the treks are unexplored there. Unlike Kodaikanal in Tamil Nadu, Munnar is a hotbed of joyous activities including Sightseeing, cycling and trekking for the fun-loving tourists. Do visit Photo Point, Attukal Waterfalls, Mattupetty Dam, Eravikulam National Park and the hill town of Devikulam at the height of 6,000 feet where Munnar is located.<\/p>\nOoty<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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Coorg<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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Kodaikanal<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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Munnar<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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Yercaud<\/strong><\/h4>\n