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Day 4:
Mysore
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Ooty
In the morning, go to refresh yourself at a place you will love
to visit. You are going to Ooty. Arrive and check into hotel.
Later visit Ooty.If you are on a sightseeing tour to Ooty, you
might want to visit the Government
Botanical gardens, which were laid out in 1847.The picturesque gardens that
are maintained by the Horticulture department of the state, cover an area of
about 22 hectares. The Gardens have well over 650 species of plants and
trees, including a fossil of a tree, which is believed to be more than 20 million
years old. The garden is very popular with nature lovers and those who long
to walk among greenery and see rare ferns and shrubs up close.If you are in
Ooty in the month of May, then you can also be a part of the summer festival,
which is held here annually. The festival holds flower shows and various
cultural programs showcasing the talent of the locals and the renowned
artists. Ooty Lake If you love the outdoors, Ooty lake is a must see for you. It
was built in 1825 and is about 2.5 km long. Visitors to this lake can go for
boating on the lake or enjoy their favorite outdoor activity of fishing. If the
latter really appeals to you then remember to get fishing permission before
you head to buy baits! Dodabetta Peak The Dodabetta Peak stands at an
altitude of 2,623 meters. It is the highest point in the district, making it
possibly the best vantage point around Ooty. It is merely 10kms from Ooty so
you can simply grab your camera and head straight to the peak, and click
amazing pictures of he valley below. Many say that on a clear day, which is
honestly not that often, one can see far off areas, even the plains of
Coimbatore and the flat highlands of Mysore. Lamb's Rock Lamb's Rock is
another vantage point that is ideal for taking pictures and is a wonderful picnic
spot. It is merely 9kms. From Coonoor and is known for the splendid views it
offers of the plains of Coimbatore and the tea states in the surrounding areas.
Kodanadu's View Point Kodanadu is about 16kms from Kotagiri, and is
situated on the eastern edge of the Nilgiri range. It is a great vantage point
that offers a breathtaking view of the Moyar river and the tea estates. There is
a watchtower here that offers a view of the Rangasamy peak. Overnight stay.
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