A large artificial lake in the heart of the town, perfect for boating, cycling, and leisure walks.

Spread over 55 acres, this lush garden houses rare trees, vibrant flowers, and the famous 20-million-year-old fossil tree.

The highest point in the Nilgiris, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding hills and valleys.

Asia’s largest rose garden, featuring over 20,000 varieties of roses across well-planned terraces.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site – this scenic train ride between Mettupalayam and Ooty is a must-experience journey.

A serene boating spot surrounded by pine trees, along with beautiful cascading waterfalls nearby.

Famous film shooting locations offering open meadows, gentle slopes, and panoramic views.

Learn about the tea-making process and sample fresh Ooty tea in this educational and aromatic experience.

A one-of-a-kind handwoven garden display, where every flower and plant is made using threads – no machines used.

A tranquil lake located amidst forests and wildflowers – perfect for nature lovers and campers.

Known for its stunning green-blue waters, peaceful atmosphere, and surrounding tea plantations.

A colonial-era church built in 1829, known for its Gothic architecture and peaceful surroundings.

Features life-size wax statues of Indian leaders, historical figures, and cultural icons.

Part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve – a protected area rich in biodiversity, including the endangered Nilgiri Tahr.

A lesser-known spot with a vintage ropeway and beautiful views of tea estates and valleys.

Also called Sandynalla Reservoir – a peaceful picnic spot popular for birdwatching and photography.

A hidden gem with limited access, known for its untouched beauty and forest backdrop.

Explore the unique culture and lifestyle of the Toda tribe, indigenous to the Nilgiris.

Exhibits showcasing local culture, flora and fauna, tribal crafts, and geological specimens.

The first bungalow built in Ooty, now a heritage museum showcasing tribal art, antiques, and historical relics.