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Munnar is a favoured vacation spot in South India. Located at an altitude of almost 6000 ft. in Idukki district of Kerala, this enchanting town offers visitors a relief from the summer heat and provides breath-taking sceneries and a slice of adventure. Home to exotic flora and fauna, and nestled among the mountains of the Western Ghats, this hill station offers a sanctuary to many endangered species of animals, at Eravikulam National Park and Kurinjimala Sanctuary. Witness the majesty of Anamudi Peak, the highest peak in South India, which can be seen from Munnar. The rare and beautiful ' Neelakurinji' flower blossoms on the slopes of the hills in Munnar, once in every twelve years. Munnar also has several pristine lakes and reservoirs surrounded by tall mountains that exude a serene aura, that calms your spirit and kindles the fires of romance in your heart.
Munnar offers varied shades of green that is sure to fascinate you. Embark upon this four-day tour to Munnar, which is a haven for honeymooners and lovebirds to enjoy an escaped from the world. Let the gurgling waterfalls play an orchestra while you indulge in meaningful engagements and chats. Walk through the lush tea gardens and feel the pleasant atmosphere of this hill station warm the cockles of your heart. So, for all those love-struck couples, this is a unique chance to let nature nurture your love, as you explore the hills of Munnar.
Day 1 - Arrival – Munnar
Upon arrival at Cochin airport/railway station/bus stand, your transfer to Munnar. On the way, watch the lovely waterfalls of Cheeyappara and the colourful flowers of Blossom Garden. Check in at the hotel after you reach and relax for a while within the comforts of your room. Explore the surroundings and enjoy a relaxed overnight stay at the hotel/resort.
Day 2 - Munnar Sightseeing
Enjoy the refreshing breakfast and proceed for a morning sightseeing trip of Munnar. Visit Mattupetty Dam, Chinnakanal, Echo Point and Flower Garden. Overnight stay will be arranged at the hotel/resort.
Day 3 - Munnar Sightseeing
Enjoy the refreshing breakfast and proceed for a morning sightseeing trip of Munnar. Enjoy the refreshing breakfast and proceed for a morning sightseeing trip of Munnar. Overnight stay will be arranged at the hotel/resort.
Day 4 - Munnar – Cochin
After breakfast check out from hotel/resort and back to Cochin airport with pleasant memories of the tour.
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By Air:
The nearest airport is Cochin International Airport (Airport Code: COK), located 110 km west of Munnar (approximately 3.5 hours drive via National Highway NH-85 / Kochi-Dhanushkodi Highway). Cochin Airport provides direct domestic and international flights connecting New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha, and Singapore. Pre-paid airport taxis and rental cars are available around the clock. Alternative airports include Madurai Airport (IXM - 140 km / 4 hours) and Coimbatore International Airport (CJB - 165 km / 4.5 hours).
By Train:
The closest major railway stations serving Munnar are:
By Road:
Munnar enjoys scenic road connectivity through the Western Ghats along NH-85 and SH-17:
Munnar offers a stunning variety of wildlife sanctuaries, sprawling tea estates, high-altitude viewpoints, crystal mountain dams, and roaring waterfalls:
A UNESCO World Heritage site spanning 97 sq km of high-altitude rolling grasslands and shola forests, Eravikulam National Park is the natural sanctuary for the largest surviving population of the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. State-operated safari buses take visitors to the Rajamalai plateau, offering up-close wildlife sightings and dramatic views of the soaring 2,695-meter Anamudi Peak.
Eravikulam National Park — Endangered Nilgiri Tahr on High Shola Grasslands Overlooking Anamudi Peak
Located at the KDHP Nallathanni Estate, the Tata Tea Museum chronicles Munnar's fascinating evolution from an untamed wilderness into an empire of tea. Visitors can examine 1905 heritage tea rollers and rotorvanes, watch live tea plucking demonstrations, and participate in guided tea-tasting sessions of premium single-origin orthodox teas.
Munnar Tea Gardens — World-Famous Rolling Green Hills and Heritage Tea Processing Estates
Situated 13 km east of Munnar at an elevation of 1,700 meters, Mattupetty Dam is a solid concrete gravity dam constructed in the late 1940s. The sprawling reservoir is encircled by lush tea slopes, where visitors enjoy thrilling speedboating, pontoon boat rides, and frequent glimpses of wild elephant herds drinking at the water's edge.
Mattupetty Dam — Turquoise Reservoir Waters Framed by Green Tea Hills and Speedboat Rides
Perched on the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border at an altitude of 1,700 meters, Top Station was the historic upper terminus of the Kundala Valley Ropeway built in 1908 to transport tea down to Kottagudi. Today, it offers a legendary panoramic viewpoint where visitors stand above the clouds, gazing across the expansive Theni plains and Western Ghat ridges.
Top Station — Historic 1,700-Meter High Mountain Ridge Above the Clouds on the Kerala-Tamil Nadu Border
Located 9 km from Munnar on the route to Pallivasal, Attukal Waterfalls is a dramatic, roaring cascade tumbling through thick subtropical forests and rocky boulders. The wooden suspension bridge opposite the waterfall provides spectacular angles for photography and marks the trailhead for scenic mountain treks.
Attukal Waterfalls — Powerful Cascading Mountain Waterfall Surrounded by Lush Green Forest Slopes
Situated 15 km along the Top Station road, Echo Point is a scenic lakeside spot famed for its natural voice echo reverberating across mountain ridges. Nearby Kundala Lake features Asia's first arch dam and offers Kashmiri-style Shikara boat rides amidst cherry blossom trees.
Reachable by a rugged 4x4 off-road jeep safari from Suryanelli, Kolukkumalai is world-famous as the highest elevation organic tea plantation on earth (2,170 m / 7,900 ft). The sunrise view over a breathtaking ocean of clouds is an iconic adventure experience.
Located 5 km southwest of Munnar, Pothamedu Viewpoint offers wide-angle vistas of tea, coffee, and cardamom plantations cascading into the Muthirapuzha River valley, with the winding Mattupetty road visible in the distance.
A short drive north toward Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary brings visitors to Marayoor, famous for its wild natural sandalwood forest reserve, traditional sugarcane jaggery making (*Marayoor Sharkkara*), and megalithic stone burial chambers (*Muniyara Dolmens*) dating back to the Neolithic age.
Duration: 03 Nights 04 Days
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