



Munnar, Kerala, India
Munnar is a high-altitude hill station in Kerala's Idukki district, set at 1,600 m in the Western Ghats. Its rolling tea estates, cool mist, and spectacular Eravikulam National Park make it Kerala's most visited inland destination — a complete contrast to the state's backwaters and beaches.
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Eravikulam National Park
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Tea Estate Walks
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Top Station
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Mattupetty Dam & Lake
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Attukal Waterfalls
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Kannan Devan Tea Museum
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Zostel Munnar
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Windermere Estate
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Spice Tree Munnar
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Travel tips for Munnar
Book Eravikulam National Park entry tickets online — visitor numbers are capped and it sells out during peak season.
Start Top Station trips before 8 AM to beat clouds — afternoon cloud cover is almost guaranteed.
Kolukkumalai Tea Estate (world's highest) requires a jeep on unpaved tracks — book via your hotel.
Carry a light jacket even in summer — temperatures drop sharply after sunset at this altitude.
Spices are cheapest at the town market — cardamom, pepper, and vanilla are Munnar specialties.
Getting there
How to reach Munnar
By Air
Cochin International Airport (CIAL) is 140 km from Munnar (~4 hrs by road). Madurai Airport is 150 km via Theni.
By Train
No railway in Munnar. Nearest station: Ernakulam (Cochin, 140 km) or Aluva (110 km). Take a taxi or KSRTC bus from there.
By Road
Cochin to Munnar via NH-544 is 140 km (~4 hrs). Thekkady to Munnar is 90 km (~2.5 hrs). State buses and private taxis run daily from Cochin.







