Kodaikanal
is a city on the hills of the Dindigula District in the state of Tamilnadu
India. According to the Wikipedia its name in the Tamil language means “The
Gift of the Forest” Kodaikanal is referred to as the “Princess of Hill stations.”
It is said that the word Kodaikanal is an amalgamation of two words kodai and kanal and there 4 different types of interpretations. This place is supposed to be the summer forest; wherein the nearby people would come here to take a retreat.
I
visited this place last month, when I went to attend an international seminar
at Madurai in Tamilnadu, India. One day
we were taken to this hill station which is 7,200 ft high, and it’s a lovely
place with natural beauty surrounded by hills, lake, waterfalls and pleasant
weather.
I enjoyed eating plenty of sweet corns, there was a shower and the whole place was filled with white fog… there are plenty of homemade chocolates available. I stayed there for a whole day and it was a refreshing experience…..
Now I long to go there once again as a family. Kodaikanal is also referred to as the “Princess of Hill stations”.
“Once
year go somewhere you have never been before.” Dalai Lama
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I have heard so much about this place from my mom. However, I have never been there. Your post reminds me that I have to add this one to the list. Thanks for sharing. :)
ReplyDelete*Shantala @ ShanayaTales*
I am lucky to reach this place; as I got opportunity to attend a seminar at Madurai and kodaikanal just happened to me... I hope and pray that you get a chance to visit this place, thanks for stopping by ..
DeleteThis is LOVELY Genevive thank you, and the photos! I love the Dalai Lama quote: "Go somewhere once a year you have never been before!"
ReplyDeleteWhat name do yoy prefer Genevive or Angela and I'm sorry I've spelled Genevive incorrectly before.
I am glad you liked the photos and the quote. Susan I am Genevive Angela and some call me Genevive and some Angela and some very close friends call me Janet (which is pet name, called by my mom) so I am used to hearing all these names.. the spelling is correct.. thanks for your comment, nice to connect with you..
DeleteA friend recently visited Kodaikanal and is all praise for this beautiful place. It's on our list of must visit places now! :)
ReplyDeleteShilpa I am glad to hear this, and would want you to go... nice to be in touch..
DeleteI really want to visit Kodaikanal and I will do it! Your post has inspired me :)
ReplyDeleteI am glad for your Parul; and wishing the very best for you !!
DeleteThat looks just beautiful. That nature sights are breathtaking:-) No wonder they have those amazing names:-) Hugs
ReplyDeleteVery true Eli... I fell in love with this place and told my daughter and husband that one day we should make it to this place... thanks and nice to connect with you here.
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