Munnar is located at the confluence of three hill valleys - Mudrapuzha, Nallathani and Kundala. Munnar is among the popular hill stations in India. Located at a height of about 1520m above sea level, it is enriched with the aroma of spices, tea and cardamom flowers and plants. Most parts of this marvellous destination consist of dense forests, grass hillsides and valleys making this place a paradise of nature among other world destinations. The unique mark of Munnar is the Neelakurinji flower that blossoms in hills and valleys once every12 years.
The temperature ranges between 0 degrees to 10 degrees in winter and 8 degrees to 16 degrees in summer. Munnar offers absolute serenity, which makes it even more spectacular...
Pothenmedu is situated 6km from Munnar. Pothamedu offers an excellent view of the tea, coffee and cardamom plantations in Munnar. The rolling hills, the cool mountains and the breathtaking scenery here is ideal for trekking and long mountain walks.
Mattupetty just 13km from Munnar is situated at a height of 1700m. Mattupetty is known for its highly specialized dairy farm - The Indo Livestock Project. Over 100 varieties of high yielding cattle can be seen here. Mattupetty has a beautiful rose garden. The Mattupetty lake and dam is just a short distance from the farm, which is a beautiful picnic spot. The sprawling tea plantations and the Kundala Lake are other nearby attractions.
Pallivasal is situated 8km from Munnar. This is the venue of the first Hydro Electric Project in Kerala. It is a place of immense scenic beauty. On working days it is possible to visit the Hydro-Electric project (Permission should be taken from the electricity department).
Eravikulam National Park is 16km from Munnar Town. This park is home to several elephants, lion-tailed macaque, and the Nilgiri tahr (a rare mountain goat).
Anamudi is an ideal place for honeymooners. This is the highest peak in South India, almost 2695 meters, and offers a panoramic view of the place covered with beautiful mountains, flora and fauna.