The Tea Museum showcases the evolution of tea production in the region through its various stages, giving insights into the origin, history and cultivation of tea plants. Visitors will be amazed by the vintage tea-making equipment, photographs and other artefacts on display for its cultural and educational significance.
Eravikulam National Park is an ideal destination for nature-lovers and wildlife-enthusiasts alike. Home to the Nilgiri Tahr, an endangered species of mountain goat, and the Neelakurinji flowers that bloom once every 12 years, this place is a sight to behold. The rolling hills covered in verdant flora and fauna offer a peaceful escape into nature.
Top Station is the highest point of Munnar and provides breathtaking views of the Western Ghats. The scenic drive to the top is an experience of its own, complete with winding roads, valleys and hills and mesmerising landmarks. Once at the top, you’ll relish the panoramic views of surrounding hills and tea plantations.
Mattupetty Dam is a popular family-friendly destination in Munnar known for its excellent boating opportunity in the serene lake encircled by sprawling tea plantations and rolling hills. Visitors can enjoy horse-rides, speed boating options and other adventure sports along with a stunning view of the Western Ghats and Munnar hills.
If you have more time, consider exploring the Kundala Lake, Rose Garden or the Pothamedu View Point in Munnar. The Marayoor Sandalwood Forests, Thoovanam Falls and the Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary are nearby attractions that worth a visit if you plan to stay longer. If you have less time, consider skipping the Mattupetty Dam or the Rose Garden based on your preference. However, do not miss Eravikulam National Park and Top Station for the best of your Munnar trip.