Munnar Travel Guide

 Liatris1 Says:  About 30 km from Munnar Top Station is at a height of 1.880 m above sea level. With beautiful panoramic views of mountains and valley towards the neighboring state of Tamil Nadu.We rented a motorbike in Munnar and drove trough a beautiful, green landscape to Top Station. 

 vpas Says:  Hire a cab to go to Visit the Kolukumalai tea factory.The drive up hills is breathtakingly beautiful.On the way is an echo spot,where you can scream to hear your voice echo!At the factory you get to see how tea is made from leaves.The entry fee is Rs.100 per person,Children... 

 ashafruddin Says:  The visit to Munnar is not complete without a half day tour to the Eravikulam National Park. In fact make it the first visit in your itinerary, as the weather can be unpredictable. It does rain and although the cloud can be beautiful your camera may not like it. It will be... 

 alycat Says:  Mattupetty offers great views of the landscape, do some shopping for caps, beads, junk wear.You will get real close to the neighboring state Tamil Nadu from Mettupetty, where you have Anaimudy National Park and Pampadum shola National Park, GO WILD respect nature! 

 alycat Says:  Go ahead and take a boat ride in the scenic Mattupetty river. It closes at 5.30 pm. We were lucky to have a driver named Rajesh who made this ride an absolutelt thrilling experience, what with exemplary daredevilry and creativity with the camera. He drove the boat with one... 

 abi_maha Says:  This is the natural habitat of the Nilgiri Tahr goat, 2695 mts above sea level this offers a birds eye view of Munnar.Half the world's population of the rare mountain goat or tahr which is fast becoming extinct, is now found here.The Niligiri tahr in Rajamala are now to be... 

 abi_maha Says:  Situated at a height of 1700 mts, this looks like a bit of sweden thats been imported here. As we drove by in our ambassador both Aj and I were wondering why we bother spending exorbitant amounts heading out of India for a vacation when there'es so much here still to see! 

 alycat Says:  This small, affordable and delightfully creative restaurant is located at the Munnar main bazar. You will find most the regualr Kerala food dishes like Parotta, beef dishes, and biriyani, but the thing to savour and delite your taste buds are the eclectic international dishe... 

 vinose Says:  Hallo,My name is Vinose. I wanted to visit Thekkady, Kodaikanal, Munnar and then Ooty via motor cycle [Enfield Bullet]. Is it so rainy in the month of November? I checked the map and we have a clear route for Thekkady and Munnar. But is it possible for me use the... 

 dsantosh Says:  The Nilavilakku is integral to all the rituals and ceremonies in a Keralite's life. As dusk creeps in, young girls of the family bring the lighted lamps (nilavilakku) to the verandah of the house. In the flickering light of the nilavilakku she is joined by the children and... 

 pravdr Says:  iam a restless person when it comes to making the most of 24 hours when on a travel sojourn.after arriving from kochi the earlier evening i was still quite keen to get the earliest view out of the window of dawn breaking over munnar.it was breathtaking!!!!mists arising out...