Beauty all around with all shades of green, freshness in the air touching your soul. Peaceful yet musical is this hill station in Kerela called Munnar, which means three rivers. It is called so because of the confluence of three rivers Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala.
Things to do in Munnar for two days
Blossom Park
Blossom Park as the name suggests has beautiful flowers and is huge in area. This is a very well maintained park where people come and relax, enjoy the nature.
Rose Garden and floriculture center
Rose Garden has beautiful flowers and variety of flora, it is an amazing place for people who like flowers.
Echo point
Like all hill stations Munnar also has a echo point, you shout and the voice comes back. It is also a famous photo spot.
Mattupetti dam
This dam is a famous tourist attraction due to its splendid location and Shola forest nearby where you can visit to explore the wildlife.
Try the south Indian Cuisine
Kerela has variety of delicious foods to offer do try the Kerela food and other South Indian dishes on your visit.
Tea Gardens
Carpeted by this green blanket of tea gardens Munnar looks so mesmerizing. Tea gardens are an integral part of Munnar you can find them across this place adding to the tranquility of this place.
Tea Museum
This place is a must go if you are really a tea lover, the museum shows you how the tea is processed after it comes from the gardens. The process of making tea is quite interesting to know, before you start your tour of visiting the machines and the steps the guide will tell you interesting facts about drinking tea. This place was fun, they give you free tea to try as well.
Munnar is popular for its picturesque location, tea gardens and rich wildlife. Weather is cool and nice never crosses 30 degree Celsius generally. A perfect place to chill, away from the busy city life. It is a very renowned spot for honeymooners as they can spend quality time with each other.
The beauty of Kerala is unique. I have not been to this part of Kerala. Is is too touristy ?
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We went in feb it was not… this place is a must go very peaceful and beautiful…
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This looks unbelievable. Wow. Especially echo point and the damn. Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Munnar is very scenic…
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Yeah for sure!
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It’s in my backyard but I am yet to explore the place.
Your travelogue is really good and helpful.
Thanks
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Thank yoi
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You stuck to the typical tourist spots. Next time, if you are in Munnar, go to this place called Top Station early in the morning. Also, there is a tea estate on the Kollukumalai hills, a 40 min drive from Munnar – the views are mindblowing. For next time of course… keep blogging.
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Sure thanks for the tip as we just had two days there… will visit these places for next time…
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I’m witnessing a different Munnar in your pictures. When I visited Munnar few years ago, it was overcast and cloudy…raining for hours. In short, it was incredibly beautiful and non-touristy. Loved the pictures in your post.
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I guess I was lucky…
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sure you were
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