Visit the Tata Tea Museum, explore the history of tea, and enjoy a tea tasting session. Take a video tour of tea processing and see classic tea equipment and machinery on display.
Explore the Eravikulam National Park, home of the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. Walk the trails and have a chance to spot other animals like Indian Muntjac and Bonnet Macaque. Experience breathtaking views of the rolling hills and tea plantations.
Visit the Mattupetty Dam and Lake, a popular picnic spot surrounded by picturesque hills. Enjoy a variety of activities like boating, horse riding, cycling, and trekking. Visit the nearby Mattupetty Dairy Farm where fresh dairy products are made.
Drive to the Echo Point to shout out your name and hear it echo back. See the mist-covered hills and enjoy the panoramic view of the surrounding tea plantations. Visit the Top Station viewpoint, the highest point in Munnar, and experience a natural paradise with a 360-degree view of the Western Ghats.
Visit the Kundala Lake, an artificial reservoir surrounded by lush valleys and rolling hills. Take a leisurely boat ride or enjoy a pony ride around the lake. For the adventurous, trek to the Anamudi Peak, the highest peak in south India, and witness spectacular views of the surrounding hills and valleys.
If you have more time, consider visiting the Tea Gardens, Spice Plantations, or the Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary. For less time, skip Echo Point and Anamudi Peak. Keep in mind that some attractions may be closed during the monsoon season from June to August.