Ooty in Tamil Nadu recorded the coldest temperature this winter at 2.5°C on Saturday morning leaving several areas covered in frost.
Over the past few days, the cold temperature has interrupted agricultural activity and thrown daily life in the hills out of gear. Diesel car owners found it difficult to get their vehicles started and stores closed sooner than normal.
Nestled in the verdant embrace of the Nilgiri Hills, Ooty, also known as Udhagamandalam, is a picturesque hill station in Tamil Nadu, often referred to as the "Queen of Hill Stations."
This charming town is enveloped by the towering Nilgiris and dotted with evergreen fir trees, making it a sanctuary for nature enthusiasts. The beauty of Ooty lies in its serene landscapes, panoramic hill views, and a plethora of sightseeing options that draw visitors from all corners.
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For those planning a swift exploration of Ooty in a single day, a well-structured itinerary could include the majestic Doddabetta Peak, the aromatic Tea Estate View Point, the lush Botanical Garden, the vibrant Rose Garden, the unique Thread Garden, and a relaxing boat ride at the Ooty Honeymoon Boat House or Lake.
The ideal period to experience Ooty's mountainous allure spans from October to June, with these months offering the most favourable conditions for adventure and relaxation.
However, the town's allure persists throughout the year, catering to different preferences, whether it's the cool and misty ambience from October to February or the clearer, warmer days between March and June.
Ooty's nearest airport for those coming from Chennai is Coimbatore International Airport, located about 85 km away, connecting to both international and major Indian cities.
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