Begin your day at the breathtaking Mattupetty Dam, famous for its picturesque surroundings and boating facilities. By noon, visit the Eravikulam National Park, home of an endangered species of mountain goats- the Nilgiri Tahr. Enjoy a scenic drive that winds to the top station viewpoint offering serenity and a panoramic view of the Tamil Nadu valley. At last, visit the Tata Tea Museum to experience the history of the tea plantations in Munnar.
Start with a visit to the Bryant Park, one of the best botanical parks in Kodaikanal. Then move to the Pillar Rocks, which provides a stunning view of the valley. A few minutes away, you’ll find Guna Caves, a mystical spot frequented by photographers for its awe-inspiring volcanic walls. After that, head to the Bear Shola Falls, surrounded by dense forests and a perfect spot for a picnic. As you end your day, take a walk around Kodaikanal Lake, famous for its boat rides and the food vendors around it.
Start your last day by taking a short trek to the Dolphin's Nose Viewpoint, which offers a spectacular view of the surrounding landscapes. Next, immerse yourself in the Berijam Lake, famous for its aqua-blue waters and a serene environment. Finally, wrap up the trip with a visit to the Coaker's Walk, a serene pathway that offers stunning views of the valley.
If you have an extra day, visit the Periyakulam Lake near Munnar, famous for its bird viewing and boat services. If you have a day or two less, shorten each day by excluding the less interesting locations and save time travelling back and forth.
For a unique culinary adventure, try the fish molee in Munnar or the potato bonda in Kodaikanal.