The greatest tea-growing region in South India is Munnar, tucked away in God’s Own Country in the most stunning settings imaginable. This breathtaking hill town, located at the height of about 1,500 meters, offers stunning low mountain scenery and a mind-blowing layer of hazy mist, providing you with the dreamlike experience you’ve been yearning for. Of course, that does not imply that you won’t encounter dirty surroundings and bad traffic, but those issues only exist in the town center. After a few kilometers, gorgeous shades of green plantations, lovely tones of blue skies, and amazing landscapes will begin to emerge, transporting you to a fantastical realm.
This mountain, which is 2,100 meters above sea level, is just as captivating as you think. This hill offers a quick and easy hike that can be finished in a single day and is home to the outstanding Shoals Forest.
There is no need to introduce this national park. But we bet you’ve seen it more than once in all the pictures of Munnar’s tourist attractions so far! The Nilgiri Tahr, a native animal of the Western Ghats, calls this park one of the best Kerala has to offer, home. It covers an area of 97 square kilometers. The Neelakurinji flowers bloom once every 12 years and are another draw of this park, located on the 2,700-meter-high Anamudi hill.
Consider adding Kundala Lake to your list of must-see destinations if you crave the experience of witnessing a lake that reflects your image in a mesmerizing fashion. Located just 20 miles from the city center, this lake offers stunning views of lush green hills adorned with beautiful cherry blossoms that are unrivaled in their beauty. Additionally, if you happen to be fortunate, you may even have the opportunity to glimpse some of the highly coveted Neelakurunji blossoms! You can enjoy a variety of boating options, including traditional rowboats, modern pedal boats, and even Kashmiri shikaras, during your visit.
This waterfall, around 30 miles from Munnar, comes from the Eravikulam stream. Your yearning for a scenic sight is quenched by the falls’ dazzling white appearance, which resembles silk. A tiny store offering delicious treats from Malabar cuisine is next to this waterfall.
Lockhart Gap is the ideal location if you want to act like a child once more and play in the vaporous mist. The heart-shaped crevice between the two nearby mountains, where this lovely location is located, is whence the place got its name. You’ll be surprised not only by the cloud cover in this valley but also by the tranquil seclusion and the faint aroma of freshly brewed tea!
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