PLACES TO VISIT IN MUNNAR

 Tea plantations are famous in Munnar. When at Munnar, you must go to the Tata Tea Museum. In and around Munnar, there are various beautiful waterfalls. The Atukkad Waterfalls, Lakkam Waterfalls, and Naimakkadu Waterfalls are among the most popular.Munnar, India's most famous hill station, is a romantic destination with enough of natural beauty to see, experience, and enjoy. Munnar is located at the confluence of three mountain streams, Muthirapuzha, Nallathanni, and Kundala, hence the word 'Munnar' in Malayalam means "three rivers."

                                                       
Munnar is thought to signify "three rivers" because it is situated at the junction of the Mudhirapuzha, Nallathanni, and Kundali rivers.The rainy season at Munnar is muggy and overcast, the dry season is partly cloudy, and the weather is pleasant all year. The temperature normally ranges from 53°F to 79°F throughout the year, with temperatures rarely falling below 50°F or rising over 84°F.

                                                        Tea plantations stretch on forever. diverse kinds of flora and fauna in its untamed sanctuaries and forests, beautiful valleys and mountains Yes, there is a whiff of spice flavoured cool air! This lovely location offers all of this and more. It's the kind of place you'd want to see again and again, and you'd never want to leave.In short, the natural beauty, great atmosphere, comfortable climate, and excellent adventure trails Munnar has to offer are the main reasons whypeople choose Munnar as their vacation location.

                                             Idiyappam with Egg Curry: Idiyappam, also known as noolappam, is a rice flour, salt, and water pancake. As basic as that may sound, the combination of this delectable delicacy with various types of curries, such as egg or chicken, is what gives it its magical flavour.

                                             Munnar is known as the "Kashmir of South India" since it is one of Kerala's most magnificent and gorgeous hill stations. This magnificent hill station has a pleasant environment all year and is one of India's most popular tourist destinations.

Tea and coffee are the principal crops grown in Munnar. The entire area is also known as "high range" and, less frequently, Kannan Devan Hills, after which the Tatas' famed brand is named. The teas are grown in the Western Ghats' untouched ecology. Munnar contains some of the world's highest tea estates, with some as high as 2200 metres above sea level. One of the unique aspects of this area is the tea gardens mixed with fuel crops and 'Sholas.'The clean, medium-toned scent of sweet biscuit in dip malt distinguishes Munnar orthodox tea. Strength and briskness combine in this golden yellow brew with an orange depth. Munnar is known for its tea, but there are plenty of other reasons to visit.

PLACES TO VISIT IN MUNNAR

                         The breathtaking backdrops of green hill slopes, spectacular sunrises, unsurpassed beauty of cherry blossoms, and a blue blanket of the famed Neela Kurunji flowers that bloom only once every twelve years make this a wonderful spot and one of the primary attractions to see in Munnar.December to February: Due to the beautiful weather, the winter months are by far the ideal time to visit Munnar. The minimum temperature lowers to 10 degrees Celsius during this time of year, making it ideal for a vacation or honeymoon.

1, Kolukkumalai

2, Echo point

3, Eravikulam national park

4,Valara waterfall

5, Matupetty

6, Pothamedu view point

7, Anamudi......

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