2-Day Itinerary for a Family-Friendly Trip to Munnar

  1. Day 1: Tea Gardens and Dam Sightseeing
    Tea Gardens (0 min)

    The first stop of the day will be a visit to the sprawling tea gardens of Munnar. The lush slopes will give you an insight into the technique of planting, nurturing, and harvesting the tea leaves. Enjoy the fresh aroma of tea and capture lovely moments with your family.

    Mattupetty Dam (30 mins, 10.3 km from tea gardens)

    Drive towards the Mattupetty Dam which is a tranquil haven and a perfect spot for photography. You can take a boat ride, witness the clean blue water of the Kundala Lake or go for a short walk with alluring views of Western Ghats. Take in the fresh mountain air while admiring nature's beauty.

  2. Day 2: Wildlife Sanctuary and Water Falls
    Eravikulam National Park (0 min)

    The first spot on the list is none other than Eravikulam National Park – the land of the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. The high altitude grasslands, rolling slopes and shola forests wait to welcome you. Enjoy a wide range of flora and fauna, picturesque trails, serene waterfalls, and sparkling streams. Remember to bring your cameras along!

    Attukad Waterfalls (30 mins, 10.8 km from Eravikulam National Park)

    Head for the gorgeous Attukad Waterfalls for a breathtaking spectacle that will leave you spellbound with the rhythmic sound of cascading water. This charming waterfall is perfect for a family picnic or just to sit back and infuse the calmness of nature.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Tea Gardens (Free)
  • Mattupetty Dam (INR 500 per boat ride, 2-5 people, 30 mins)
  • Eravikulam National Park (INR 125/adult, INR 95/child)
  • Attukad Waterfall (INR 30 per person)

  • Total Estimated Costs: INR 880 (excluding transportation and food)

Useful Tips

If you have an extra day, you can visit the Kundala Lake, Anamudi Peak, or Cheeyappara Waterfalls. For those with less time, remove the trip to the Mattupetty Dam, or Attukad Waterfall and explore other tourist spots like Top Station, the tea museum, or Pothamedu viewpoint.

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