Start your morning by exploring the Munnar Tea Museum. Learn the history and process of tea production in the region. The museum is set in a beautiful tea estate, which you can explore on foot. Make sure to visit the tea tasting room to try out different types of tea.
After lunch, head to Anamudi Peak. It is the highest peak in south India and offers a breathtaking view of the Western Ghats. The trek to the peak takes around 3-4 hours but is worth the effort. You can also explore the nearby Eravikulam National Park, known for its endangered Nilgiri Tahr.
Begin your day by visiting Mattupetty Dam and Lake. The dam was constructed in the late 1940s to cater to the water needs of nearby towns and villages. The dam reservoir is also a great spot for boating, fishing, and enjoying the serene surroundings.
After lunch, explore the tea estates and spice gardens in the area. Learn about the different varieties of spices grown in the region and their uses in traditional Ayurvedic medicine. You can also take a guided tour of a tea estate to learn about tea cultivation and production.
If you have more time in Munnar, visit the Top Station for panoramic views of the Western Ghats. You can also go on a trek to Meesapulimala, the second highest peak in the region. If you have less time, skip the Tea Museum and Estate.