About Green Valley View Point

Formerly known as Suicide point, the Green Valley View offers a breathtaking view of the plains, deep valleys and hills. The mesmerizing view of the Vaigai Dam is an unforgettable experience. It used to be known as suicide point because of the dangerous valley which is dense and deep; below the point of more than 5000 feet drop. Located at a distance of 5.5 km from the Kodaikanal Lake, the Green Valley View not just offers a gorgeous view, but is also surrounded by a lot of monkeys. On the way to the point, there are several shops which offer homemade chocolates, ornaments and a wide range of flowers.

Quick Facts

Timings 08:30 AM - 08:00 PM

Visit Duration: 30 Minutes

Address: Green Valley View Point Walkway, Kodaikanal, Tamil Nadu 624101, India

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Green Valley View Point
Green Valley View Point

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Silent Valley view, Kodaikanal

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Kodaikanal Lake, Kodaikanal

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