Visit Tea Gardens of Munnar to experience the charm of the tea plantations and learn about tea processing. A visit to the museum nearby could be informative. Spend some quality time enjoying nature's scenic beauty at Echo Point, from where one can feel the reverberations of their voice from the other end. Head to Top Station, located on the Kerala - Tamil Nadu border. The panoramic views of the Western Ghats add to the charm.
Pallivasal is home to the first hydro-electric project in Kerala and now has a dam with reservoir giving spectacular scenic beauty. Next, head to the Attukad Waterfalls to experience the sound of the water and enjoy the cool fresh air around. Visit the Munnar Market to shop for local items and souvenirs.
Visit Eravikulam National Park, home to the highly endangered Nilgiri Thar, and soak in the natural beauty of the high ranges. Trekking is one of the popular activities here. Visit the Chokramudi Peak, which offers 360-degree views of the stunning landscape. Lastly, visit the Kanan Devan Hills Plantations Tea Museum to learn about the history of the tea industry in Munnar.
If you have an extra day, consider visiting the Lockhart Gap Viewpoint or the Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary. Travellers can also visit the Madupatty Dam, an artificial lake surrounded by tea plantations. For travellers with fewer days, you can combine days 1 and 2 and visit the tea gardens, waterfalls, market, and dam in a day trip. It is best to book your accommodation in advance, particularly during peak travel times.