Immerse yourself in the history of tea making in India at the Tea Museum. Learn about the origins, techniques and cultural significance of tea growing in Munnar. The museum boasts century-old machinery, precious antique furniture, and valuable curiosities.
Marvel at the natural beauty of the 1700-meter-long Mattupetty Dam, flanked by lush tea gardens and forests. Take a boat ride and indulge in stunning views of the Kundala valley and hills around.
Explore the charming town of Anamudi, host to the highest mountain peak in South India. Trek up to the Anamudi Summit, and experience the thrill of being at the top of South India's highest peak. Be awed by the unmatched panoramic views of the Sahyadri ranges, which are home to exotic flora and fauna.
If you have more time, consider visiting Echo Point, Eravikulam National Park, and other tea plantations in the region. If you have less time, you can skip Anamudi trek and spend additional time at Mattupetty Dam or the Tea Museum. Bring comfortable walking shoes, a raincoat, and sunblock. Avoid visiting during the monsoon season in June and July. Plan on renting a car for maximum mobility and comfort, or hire a local guide.