About Munnar
Emerald tea bushes climb 45-degree slopes in a landscape borrowed from Indonesian paintings—layered mountains fold away in the mist revealing thousands of metres of continuous plantation. Munnar sits 1,600 metres high on rolling tea estates; the breeze carries the fragrance of Nilgiri tea leaves. Cardamom, pepper, and ginger grow between tea rows.
Country
India
Best months to visit
Year-round
Currency
INR
Language
Malayalam, Tamil, English
Things to do in Munnar
Touring Tata Tea Estate with traditional plucking demonstrations and tastings
Hiking through the fragrant Eravikulam National Park for nilgiri tahr sightings
Visiting Anamudi Peak (2,695m), South India's highest, for panoramic views
Exploring the tea-picking villages and staying with plantation workers
Visiting Kundala Lake for boating amid forested shores
Eating fresh local fish curry and appam at traditional tea estate homestays
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