Munnar

Munnar, one of the best hill stations in India, is a popular destination for tourists from around the world. The town also has a number of notable attractions such as Eravikulam National Park and Anamudi Peak which are ranked among some of India's most famous natural landmarks. Besides these, there are plentiful other attractions that you can explore when you visit Munnar such as cable car rides to connect towns on different hills, boat cruises on Papanasini River and spice plantations on hills. Tourists from all over the world come to Munnar to explore its beauty and attractions while enjoying its cool climate.

For photographers, the landscape around the town has a lot of picturesque views and scenic settings.

Munnar can be reached by train from Ernakulam, Kottayam or Kollam.

A bus from Palakkad is also an option.

There are many popular tourist attractions in Munnar such as Tea Museum, Eravikulam National Park, Mattupetty Dam and Anayirangal Dam.

The best time to visit Munnar is between October and March when the weather is pleasant.

The lush green landscape with picturesque meadows, the rolling hills, the cool breezy air and the fresh air are some of the main reasons why people visit this area every year.

You can go on a trek to Munnar or opt for a drive through spectacular views of nature, which are all part of this place's charm. One can also visit its famous tea plantations to see how it's made. For nature lovers, tourists are attracted to Munnar mainly because of the wide variety of wildlife that it houses. There are many varieties of animals that can be spotted here including elephants, tigers, leopards, sambars and others which are not very common to see in other parts of Kerala.

If you are looking for some amazing scenery, Munnar is the place to be. The hills are home to rubber plantations, tea estates and coffee farms. There are also plenty of waterfalls and lakes to explore.

Tourists can choose from several hotels in Munnar, which range from modern luxury resorts to simple private cottages with beds made of bamboo poles and mosquito nets.