Kodaikanal Lake



Kodaikanal Lake is an artificial, roughly star-shaped 45 ha (60 acres) lake built in 1863. It is recognized as Kodaikanal's most popular geographic landmark and tourist attraction. Rowboats and pedalos can be hired at the Kodaikanal Boat Club. 

Normally May or June month Boat race conducted in this lake. 



Boating Tariff:
2 seated pedal boat - 70.00 INR (30 Min)
4 seated pedal boat - 140.00 INR (30 Min)
6 seated row boat - 245.00 INR (20 Min)
Honey moon boat - 415.00 INR (30 Min)
Free for One children Below 5 Years Old

Timing: 08:30 am to 05:30 pm. No Holiday
Contact No.: +914542-241315


Horses and bicycles can be hired beside the lake for short periods. The 5 kilometers (3.1 mi) path that skirts the periphery of this lovely lake is a favorite walk for the locals and tourists alike.



Horse Riding Tariff:
1 KM Round (Including Return) - 100.00 INR
1/2 KM Ride - 50.00 INR
1 Hr Ride (Self Ride-Out of Place) - 400.00 INR
1 Photo - 20.00 INR
1 Km  Video - 200.00 INR

Cycle Rent Tariff:
Single Cycle - 20.00 INR/Hr
Double Cycle - 80.00 INR/Hr





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