Established in 1974 and it is located 15 km from Masinagudi. Inside the park one can witness Asian elephants, sloth bears, and other endangered species of tigers. It has the largest population of wild Asian elephants in South Asia.
It has innumerable flora and fauna and it mostly has deciduous forest but it also has tropical dry thorn tree species. Do try the jeep safari for an amazing experience.
This is quite a famous wildlife sanctuary as it has many Asian elephants. It is also very close to Mudumalai wildlife sanctuary. This elephant camp is the oldest camp in whole Asia and it is maintained by Tamil Nadu Forest department.
Built in 1951, covered with lush green vegetation, the dam is situated near Moyar river. It has numerous beautiful trees along with a clear blue sky. Animals that live nearby come to this dam to drink water and if someone visits in the morning, it’s a good chance that they will sport tigers and elephants.
It is a hill that is located in Chamarajanagar district of Karnataka. There is also an old fort in the hill that is believed to have been constructed in the 13th century. There is also a Gopala Swamy Temple dedicated to Lord Krishna.
It is a small village located at a distance of 25 km is from Ooty. This place is famous for tea plantations and include some of the oldest tea estates in the region known as Glenmorgan tea estate. The nearest bus station is Ooty itself and the nearest airport is Coimbatore Airport
It is the tributary of Bhavani river and if you visit this river, you can actually set up a camp next to the river and enjoy the peaceful and relaxing atmosphere that it offers. Many wildlife animals like tiger, elephant, etc come in the morning to drink water from this river.
The highest peak in Ooty, it is 37 km from Masinagudi. It offers a great view of the Nilgiri hills and one of the best things to do here is to chill and relax with a nice cup of tea. It is located at 2,637 metres and located 9km from Ooty.