Start your honeymoon trip by indulging in the wilderness of Munnar. Visit the Eravikulam National Park, which is home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr and a variety of flora and fauna. Enjoy a 20-minute scenic bus ride from the entrance to the park. Hike to the top of the Anamudi Peak to witness a mesmerizing view. Note that the park is closed in February and March.
Experience a refreshing morning by visiting the Mattupetty Dam and its serene lake where you can go boating as you embrace the rippling waves. Post this, visit the Tea Museum where you will have a chance to see how tea is processed and developed. Finally, end your day by visiting the Echo Point to test your vocal skills and enjoy the surrounding hills.
Begin the final day of your honeymoon trip by heading towards Top Station, the highest point in Munnar, where you will witness the beauty of the meandering Western Ghats from 1700 meters above sea level. Later, explore the scenic spice gardens that Munnar is famous for at Munnar Spice Plantation. Finally, visit the Pallivasal Tea Estate to experience the spectacular sight of how tea is plucked and unfurled.
If you have more time, you can add Kolukkumalai Tea Estate to your itinerary, an equally stunning tea plantation that is a little further from the town. In case you have less time, you might have to skip some of the locations. Plan your trip accordingly and avoid visiting the locations on weekends to evade tourist traffic. Lastly, wear comfortable shoes and light attire since there will be a lot of walking involved.