Located in the lap of nature and surrounded by tea plantations, Anayirankal Dam is an ideal location to relax, meditate, and have a picnic. The Dam gives captivating scenic views and mesmerizing sunsets that remain etched in your memory. The hills surrounded by deep forests make this place ideal for trekking and horse riding.
Visit the oldest tea factory in Munnar and learn about the history, tradition, and art of tea-making. The factory also allows visitors to witness the machinery that produces quality tea.
This waterfalls is surrounded by tea plantations, valleys, and mountains from one side and tea plantations and green fields from the other side making it a perfect spot for nature lovers. The cascade is considered one of the best waterfalls to visit in the Munnar region.
Eravikulam National Park is famous for its endangered and endemic Nilgiri Tahr. Enjoy the National park scenic views and witness the uncommon flora and fauna In this location.
The Mattupetty Dam is surrounded by deep forests and tea plantations. The dam is located in an excellent location for water activities, such as boating. Visitors can also enjoy nature walks and witness the native wildlife, such as the elephant and bison.
An Echo Point is also a picnic area where a vast green carpet of tea is broken by a prominent cliff. At this location, you can echo your boredom, scream your joy, or whisper sweet promises and hear them back in return eco-friendly style.
If you have an extra day, you can visit the Tata Tea Museum, which provides fascinating insights into the history of tea in India. Alternatively, you may spend an extra day in any of the above-listed locations if you want to allow yourself more time to explore and take photographs. Additionally, you may want to consider visiting Rajamalai Wildlife Sanctuary if you are willing to spend additional time and money for a natural experience.