Explore the lush greenery and wildlife as you walk around the park, where you can spot the endangered Nilgiri Tahr, tigers, and more. Remember to carry a camera and wear comfortable shoes for the trek.
A great way to learn about the history of tea cultivation in Munnar. Take a guided tour to see the tea-making process and learn about the varieties of tea grown in the region. End your visit with some aromatic tea tasting.
The name says it all; shout out your name and hear it echo through the mountains and lush valleys. Enjoy the stunning panoramic views of the surrounding hills, forest, and lake while you go boating or enjoy a picnic.
Situated at an altitude of around 1700 meters above sea level, Mattupetty is popular for its serene waterfalls, green valleys, and tea plantations. Take a boat ride or go for a nature walk and spot local wildlife like elephants and deer.
Famous for its stunning views of the Western Ghats, Top Station is the highest point in Munnar. Go early in the morning to catch the sunrise or late evening to watch the sunset. It's the perfect way to end your nature-filled holiday in Munnar.
If you have more time, visit the Eravikulam National Park to explore more of Munnar's nature. You can head to the Kannan Devan Hills for a trekking adventure or visit the Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary. If you're short on time, consider cutting out Echo Point from the itinerary.