It is very difficult to capture the beauty of Munnar in photographs, nor is it possible to describe the beauty of Munnar through words; no matter how expert we are in the art of photography or writing. Even with our advanced level of skill we will fail to describe the exact beauty of Munnar. In order to appreciate the beauty of Munnar one has to see Munnar through his/her own eyes.

Situated on the confluence of three mountain streams viz Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundala, Munnar is a beautiful hill station that has rich collection of lakes, reservoirs, forests and tea estates. Anamudi, the highest peak in south India is close to this place. There is a wildlife sanctuary in the Eravikulam-Rajamala area in the Munnar forest division.

During the British rule in India, Munnar was the summer resort of the Government officials. The natural beauty, calmness and mild cold climate throughout the year makes it the favourite tourist place of both Indians and foreigners.

What one can see in Munnar

» Anayirangal tea gardens
» Devikulam hill station
» Valera
» Protestant Church
» Christ Church
» Cheeyappara Waterfalls
» Meenuli forests
» Malankara Reservoir
» Thommankuthu Waterfall
» Kalvari Mount ( Pilgrim Center)

What one can do in Munnar

There are several trekking Points in Munnar like Anamudi, Rajamala, Meesapulimala, etc. Kannan Devan Tea is a known speciality of the area and hence makes a good buy for tourists.

How to reach Munnar

There is no direct way to reach Munnar by rail. Buses go to Munnar from nearby towns. KSRTC runs a daily bus service to and from Kochi ( 6 hours). The journey by bus takes one through typical Kerala countryside--- paddy fields, palm groves, banana plantations, etc.