Wear comfortable shoes and bring sunscreen for your trek up the highest peak in South India at 2,698 meters. The panoramic views from the top are worth the effort. Keep an eye out for the unique flora and fauna on your way up, like the Neelakurinji flower that blooms every 12 years.
This museum showcases the history and evolution of Munnar's tea plantations, as well as the process of tea-making. Learn about the various types of tea and sample them in the museum's tea room. Browse the gift shop for souvenirs to take back home.
This concrete gravity dam, built in the late 1940s, serves as a major source of hydroelectricity for the local region and also provides water for irrigation. Take a picturesque boat ride or a short hike around the dam for breathtaking views of the surrounding forests and hills.
Top Station is located on the border of Kerala and Tamil Nadu, and is named for being the highest railway station on the Kundala Valley Railway. Relax and enjoy the stunning sunset from the viewpoint, which offers a panoramic view of the Western Ghats.
Eravikulam National Park is home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr, a type of mountain goat. Take a guided safari and admire the natural wonders, keep in mind that the park occasionally closes during the calving season, so check beforehand.
The Echo Point is a spot where the sound of one's voice echoes back several times. This fascinating natural phenomenon is located beside the lovely Kundala Lake, which is surrounded by rolling hills and forests. Take a peaceful walk around the lake.
Take a guided tour of a local tea and spice plantation, where you can learn about the spice-growing process, tea-leaf plucking and the flavorful blends of cardamom, black pepper, cinnamon and cloves. Sample some teas and spices to take home with you.
If you have more time, consider stopping at the Bison Valley to see diverse wildlife, with a chance of seeing elephants and tigers. Additionally, honeymooners and couples can take a lovely stroll at the Lakkam Waterfalls. If you have less time, you can choose between visiting the tea gardens or spice plantations. Keep a light wrap in hand as it gets chilly day and night. Local chocolates and exotic handicrafts are great souvenirs to bring back.