Summer season tourists flock to Ooty

As the summer season in Ooty has begun to pick up, a large number of tourists from within the country and abroad are flocking to enjoy the pleasant cold climate, to escape the heat.



Nilgiris: As the summer season in Ooty begins to weed out, a large number of tourists are flocking to the tourist spots.

The summer season has begun to weed out in the Nilgiris district, which is known as the queen of the hills.



A large number of tourists from within the country and abroad come to experience the pleasant climate that prevails during the summer season during the months of April and May every year.



Accordingly, there is an increase in the crowds at major tourist places like Ooty Government Botanical Garden, Rose Park, Boat House etc.



The season at the Botanical Gardens has come to an end, especially with thousands of tourists from Kerala arriving after the end of Ramzan.

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