Munnar

• About Munnar
• Hotels In Munnar
• How To Reach Munnar
• What To See In Munnar
• CSI Church in Munnar
• Eravikulam National Park near Munnar
• Tata Tea Museum in Munnar
• The Sandalwood forests near Munnar
• Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary near Munnar

It is again that time of the year when you are planning your holiday. But this time make it special and gift yourself and your family a holiday in God's own country, Kerala. If you are dreaming of a getaway in the realms of the clouds, flower strewn valleys, lush green hills and an unending expanse of coffee, tea and cardamom plantations, then Munnar is just the right place for you. A picture perfect holiday destination, this peaceful paradise has been the favorite of the British rulers during the days of the colonial rule. Munnar is located in the Idukki district of Kerala. With its prime position on the Western Ghats and with an altitude of 6000 feet, Munnar is home to a wide species of colorful flora and fauna. Among the flower species, Neelakurinji, the popular name for Strobilanthes Kunthiana, crowns the hill sides with its bloom once every 12 years. In addition, tourists can find a number of wildlife sanctuaries and dense forests to visit.

In the southern part of the country, Munnar happens to be one of the most renowned hill stations. The confluence of three streams namely the Kundala, Nallathanni and Mudrapuzha gives rise to this picturesque and serene holiday destination in Kerala. Easy to reach from any point across Kerala and blessed by Nature in all its facets Munnar is another great option for spending some leisure days apart from the Kerala backwaters. As far as accommodation options are concerned, plenty of resorts, hotels, budget home stays are available in Munnar. With one of the highest peaks of South India, Anamudi, located here, Munnar is a welcome treat to the enthusiast trekkers.

With plenty to see and explore, Munnar will definitely top the holidaymakers list. So while you are in Munnar, just sit back and enjoy the mountain breeze. There is plenty to do and then absolutely nothing to do- the choice is ultimately yours.