The Idukki Arch Dam is Asia's biggest arch dam. It is 168m tall and constructed across the Kuravan and Kurathi hills. The dam's surroundings are picturesque and offer breathtaking views of the reservoir, hills and forests around. You can also visit the nearby Idukki Wildlife Sanctuary and enjoy a jungle safari.
The Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary is a unique preserve that spans across Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The sanctuary is home to several endangered flora and fauna species. You can also explore the trekking trails and enjoy the natural beauty of the sanctuary. The area is also known for its sandalwood forests.
The Tea Museum is located in Munnar and showcases the history and evolution of tea plantations in the region. The museum is housed in a colonial-era bungalow and offers a glimpse into the tea-making process. You can also sample various tea blends and purchase tea from the museum shop.
Echo Point is a scenic spot in Munnar known for its natural echo phenomenon. The point is situated at an altitude of 600 feet and offers panoramic views of hills and lakes around. You can also indulge in activities like boating and horse riding at Echo Point.
If you have extra time, consider visiting the Mattupetty Dam and Kundala Lake located in Munnar. You can also explore the Devikulam hill station and Anamudi Peak, which is Kerala's highest peak. If you want to experience local life, visit the weekly markets and festivals at nearby villages.