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Kodaikanal (also known as kodai) is a city and a Taluk division of Dindigul district. Kodaikanal is sometimes referred to as the “Princess of Hill stations” and is a popular tourist destination. Much of the local economy is Hospitality industry based on national and international tourism. Kodaikanal was established by American missionaries around 1845, as a refuge from the high temperatures and tropical diseases of the plains. Hill stations located at an altitude of 2133 mts. (7000 feet) frequented by tourists in large numbers throughout the year.
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http://www.kodaikanalindia.in
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India - Tamil Nadu - Trichirappall |
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115,manickam pillai street, srirangam, Trichirappall, Tamil Nadu 400001 |
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Kodaikanal |
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Kodaikanal is also so known as kodai. It is referred to princes of hill station and also one of the important tourist destinations in India. This website gives complete information about kodaikanal schools, college, hotels, travel agents and other important information. |
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Kodaikanal
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Kodaikanal Hotels
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Kodaikanal Lake
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Kodaikanal India
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Hotels In Kodaikanal
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Kodaikanal Schools
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Kodaikanal College
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Shenbaganur Museum
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Kodaikanal Tourisam
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Kodaikanal Information
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Kodaikanal Hill Station
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Pillar Rocks
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Kurinji Andavar Temple
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