Experience the Tea-Scented Hills of Munnar
Nestled in the Western Ghats at around 1,600 m elevation, Munnar is Kerala’s iconic hill station. Rolling tea estates, mist-clad peaks, and cool mountain air make it a haven for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone seeking a peaceful retreat.
Best Time to Visit
October through March brings clear skies and pleasant temperatures (10–25 °C), ideal for sightseeing, trekking, and tea-garden walks.
Key Highlights
• Endless emerald tea plantations stretching over rolling hills.
• Eravikulam National Park’s endangered Nilgiri tahr sanctuary.
• Spectacular viewpoints: Echo Point, Top Station, and Photo Point.
• Lush pine forests, waterfalls like Attukad and Lakkam.
• Colonial-era bungalows and the charming town center.
How Srinivasa Caravans Takes You There
Departing from Cochin or Madurai in our comfortable caravan, we navigate the scenic ghat roads to Munnar. Our package includes hotel drop-off, local guidance, and optional side-trip seating to tea-factory visits.
Visitor Tips
Carry a light jacket for mornings and evenings. Advance booking in peak season is recommended. Don’t miss a guided tea-plantation walk and sampling freshly brewed local teas.
Must-Do Activities
- Eravikulam trek to see blooming Neelakurinji (every 12 years).
- Sunrise at Top Station for panoramic valley views.
- Punting on the Kundala Lake with misty backdrop.
- Tea-factory tour to learn CTC processing.
- Visit Tea Museum for colonial-era artifacts.
