Indoor Activities
In the tranquil embrace of Solitude, we have a well-equipped indoor activity area which fosters an atmosphere of camaraderie and relaxation. Engage in friendly competition with friends and family with games like table tennis, carom, and chess which are perhaps the ultimate form of indoor recreation on a vacation.
For those seeking serenity, step outside the activity area and sway gently in a hammock amidst a breath-taking expanse of tea plantations. Even as a hammock cradles you, the picturesque surroundings transport you to a realm of tranquillity. The only sounds that filter in are the rustle of leaves and the distant whispers of nature.
Tea plantation walk
As the first rays of the morning sun gently illuminate the landscape, embark on a rejuvenating tea plantation walk, a mere 10-minute walk that promises to awaken your senses. Pause to feel the delicate buds and the tender two leaves, the very essence of what transforms into the myriad teas savoured globally
Badminton
Discover the thrill of badminton under the open skies. Awaken your competitive spirit; take up rackets and shuttlecocks and partake in this exhilarating game.
Tennis
For those seeking a more challenging court experience, our tennis facilities nestled in the heart of the Nilgiris tea plantation await. Distance will not hinder your play; the tennis court is a mere 11 kilometres from Solitude. A nominal charge of Rs 200 per person per hour ensures an uninterrupted game, allowing you to lose yourself in the rhythm of the game. Guests who do not have their own car/vehicle need to hire a car.
Tea factory tour
Immerse yourself in the world of tea as you partake in an interactive tour that unveils the entire tea-making process. From the plucking of delicate leaves to the meticulous crafting of your favourite brew, witness every detail that transforms these leaves into the flavoursome elixir that graces teacups worldwide. The Tea factory is just 11 kilometres from Solitude. Tea factory timings – 9 am to 6 pm Cost: Rs 100 worth of tea must be purchased Guests who do not have their own car/vehicle need to hire a car
Golf
The High Field Golf Course and Academy beckons enthusiasts to a golfing haven that seamlessly blends tranquillity and beauty with the precision of the sport. Boasting a picturesque 7-hole course, this golfing oasis is complemented by a 200-yard driving range, inviting both novices and seasoned players to refine their skills against a backdrop of lush greenery.
- Green fees to play on our golf course for each person Rs.200.00
- Equipment rentals (including balls and clubs) Rs. 100.00
- Individual classes
- Rs.1,000.00 per class duration of 45 minutes
- Including balls and clubs
- Group classes of 2 persons in one time
- Rs.1,500.00 per class. Duration of one hour
- Including balls and clubs. 8:30 to 6:00
- Distance: 21 kms from Solitude
Horseback Ride Through Tea Plantations
Discover nature on horseback at just Rs 2,500 for an exhilarating 2.5- hour ride into the wilderness and tea estate trails. To add to the charm of this experience, indulge in a mid-ride break, a moment of repose. Enjoy a cup of tea and snacks amidst nature and create memories that intertwine the beauty of the outdoors with the excitement of horseback riding.
- 03:00 pm to 6:30 pm
- Dress code (jean or track pants with shoes)
- Distance: 3 km from Solitude
Tranquil Trails of Kotagiri
An enchanting journey that invites you to wander through the serene heart of this picturesque hill station. Nestled in the Nilgiris, Kotagiri beckons with its winding paths and verdant landscapes, promising a retreat from the grind of everyday life.
Popular must-see sights here are:
John Sullivan Memorial
Situated just 5 kilometres from Solitude, the John Sullivan Memorial is a tribute to the British civil servant who played a pivotal role in designating Ooty as a hill station. Formerly known as Pethakal Bungalow, this historic site served as Sullivan’s residence and has now been transformed into a memorial that allows visitors to delve into the rich history of Kotagiri.
Kodanad View Point
Perched amidst the clouds, Kodanad view point stands as an enchanting testament to the natural beauty that graces the Nilgiris. Located approximately 21 km from Solitude, the view point fields breath-taking vistas of Thengumarahada Village, the Deccan Plateau, and Bhavanisagar Reservoir.
Catherine Falls
The lush greenery and waterfalls of the Nilgiris are perfect settings for appreciating nature’s splendour. Catherine Falls, the second tallest waterfalls in the Nilgiris, are located 15 km from Solitude
The Charms of Coonoor
Explore Coonoor, colonial India jostling modern India… Upper Coonoor, wrapped in the glistening green of tea plantations and, waterfall-streaked valleys and misty mountains… evocative of another un-spoilt world. Still the frenetic heart beat of the present, and slip into a world of secret delights!
Popular must-see sights here are
Lamb's Rock
The rock is named after Captain Lamb who walked an extra mile to literally create a path to this spot, some 6 km from Coonoor. This popular picnic spot commands a view of the yawning Burliar ravine in the valley below.
Dolphin's Nose
A unique rock of enormous proportion that resembles a dolphin’s nose; and hence the name. The outcrop, about 12 km from Coonoor, offers a panoramic view of tea estates and thundering waterfalls.
Sim’s Park
- The park is open from 8 AM to 6 PM and an entrance fee of Rs 20 per adult and Rs 10 per child is charged.
Tea factory Tour
- This is a quick guided tour of a very charming factory located in Kotagiri.
- Cost: - Rs 100.(Guests who do not have their own car/vehicle need to hire a car. Our Help Desk will make the necessary arrangements.
Tea factory tour
The former summer capital of British India is a favourite getaway of honeymooning couples and a popular location for many romantic Bollywood, Tamil and regional Indian films.
Ooty,Queen of the nilgiris ooty
The former summer capital of British India is a favourite getaway of honeymooning couples and a popular location for many romantic Bollywood, Tamil and regional Indian films.
The British ‘discovered’ the hill station in the 1820s and fell in love with it. They built their homes here and even furnished them with all the facilities golf club, race course, hunt club, gardens and parks, etc that reminded them of their island nation. Though much has changed since then, the fact remains that Ooty is still one of the more popular holiday destinations in India.
Popular must-see sights here are:
Botanical Garden
This garden, laid out in 1847, covers an area of 22 hectares. The numbers here are mind boggling: over 1,000 species of trees and 20,000 species that bloom in the rose garden which is the largest of its kind in India.
Doddabetta Peak
Standing tall at 2,623 m or about 7,250 ft this is the highest peak in the Nilgiris.
Boating on Ooty lake
Undoubtedly, this is Ooty’s most popular attraction! The area outside the boat club is a virtual mela of souvenir and food stalls jostling with horsemen to keep people entertained while they wait for their boat ride.
Guests who do not have their own car/vehicle need to hire a car. Our executives will make the necessary arrangements