Start your day with a visit to the Eravikulam National Park, which is home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. Take a scenic trek through the lush green hills and spot various species of birds and animals on the way. The park is also home to the highest peak in South India, Anamudi. You can also visit the Tea Museum located nearby to learn about the history of tea plantations in Munnar and taste some freshly brewed tea.
Next, head to Kundala Lake, which is a picturesque reservoir located in the midst of lush forests and rolling hills. Take a boat ride and enjoy the serene beauty of the lake. You can also visit the nearby Echo Point and hear your voice reverberate through the hills.
Start your second day with a visit to Mattupetty Dam and Lake, which is a popular tourist spot in Munnar. The dam is surrounded by tea plantations and forests and offers a stunning view of the surrounding landscape. You can take a boat ride and enjoy the scenic beauty of the lake or opt for a trek in the surrounding hills.
End your trip with a visit to Top Station, which offers a panoramic view of the Western Ghats. Located at an altitude of 1,700 metres, Top Station offers a stunning view of the valley below and the surrounding hills. You can also visit the nearby Kurinji Flower Garden, which is known for its exotic flowers that bloom once every 12 years.
If you have time, do visit the Tea Estates and take a walk through the tea gardens to experience the beauty of the tea plantations. You can also visit the Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary, which is home to the endangered Grizzled Giant Squirrel and the Star Tortoise. To make the most of your trip, try to start your day early as most of the tourist spots close by 5 PM.