Munnar Tour

The highlight of a Munnar travel itinerary should be Eravikulam National Park, where one can spot the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. In the protected area, some hills and knolls are crowned by shola forest expanses, forming a landscape found nowhere else in South India. It offers scenic walks and, if you’re lucky, some rare wildlife. Anamudi Peak, the highest in South India, is ideal for admixture among tourists who crave spectacular views.

Tea Museum

If you are travelling to Munnar, whether you have a dedicated Munnar Travel plan or not, you should visit this place. This is truly an interesting institution that offers you a peep into the affluent history of the area regarding tea plantations. Join a local guide to learn how tea leaves are processed and discover some of the region’s most stunning plantations. The museum regularly conducts tea-tasting sessions where you can sample the flavors that have captured a global audience of millions besides simply standing and staring in pure appreciation.

Mattupetty Dam

Mattupetty Dam is a popular halt on tours to Kerala. Nature meets engineering marvel. The dam created a tranquil lake where we can go and boat relax under pavilions with a picnic lunch. It glistens by lush hills (cameras at the ready!) and cultivated tea gardens. Wildlife enthusiasts can spot elephants and other animals at the water edge, a unique treat for all.

Top Station

Your Munnar travel guide recommends Top Station for its purely panoramic vistas. Located on the Kerala border of Tamil Nadu, this viewpoint gives you a panoramic view of the Western Ghats and nearby valleys. You can see the plains of Tamil Nadu on a clear day. The path to get there across the mist-filled hills is an excursion through lush tea estates.