This is a place not to be missed during visit to OOTY. As we came from Mumbai ,we had limited stay at OOTY but we were told not to miss visiting this place .we visited and really it is one of the places in Ooty not to be missed. Other good places are Rose garden ,Botanical garden, Ooty Lake etc... More

Its should be on every one list to visit when at ooty. it a long drive from the main town. took us about an hour to reach . then had to shift to goverment jeep and drive into the forest. best time to visit would be in june. as the rain would keep the place green. the temple on the... More

Highly restricted area. Taking your vehicle is very difficult. You need to know some top officials in Forest dept. You get a ride of 6+6 kms inside a RF on a Forest Dept vehicle. If you are lucky you could see wild life. I saw lot of deers. Take care of leeches during rainy season.

These are the places which are not thronged by the tourist crowd as of now, if you want to get closer to natures prestine beauty this the place to be heading for. This is located around 30 kms from ooty on the avalanche road via manjoor, the road is superb to drive down, pass thro emerald village and then you... More

The drive to Avalanchi is absolutely spectacular, and once you get to the lake inside the Nilgiri Ecosphere, where the lake is located, it takes your breath away.

location, and way to Upper Bhavani lake you need to pass through deep forest. if you are lucky you can sight tiger, elephant on the way.

Excellent place to visit if you are adventurous type. It takes a good amount of time to go from Ooty but the scenery and the road is just breathtaking.

This was the best place in our Ooty trip. It is some 30 Kms from the Ooty town and after a point you have to go further in the forest vehicle only. The forest department's Jeep takes you through the way between thick forest and when the reservoir starts you start to enjoy the nature in its full glory. With... More

The Upper Bhavani reservoir is a part of the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board's Kundah Power generation project. Water from here goes through an underground tunnel into the Avalanche - Emerald lakes, thereafter to Kundah and Geddai. This was originally called the Canada Power Project when it was set up sometime in the fifties. The lake at 2270m is on the... More