Rajamalai (Eravikulam) National Park: This is the main attraction of Munnar and the reason behind this is its geographical feature. Since the highest peak in South India, Anamudi, is located in this national park, the importance of this area increases. From a group of cheerful monkeys to Nilgiri tahr, many species of birds and plants can be seen here. If trekking to Anamudi Peak is the main purpose of your trip, then visiting this park becomes even more important.

Echo Point: Surrounded by dense forests on all sides, the very peaceful Mattupetty Lake, with grass on the banks of the lake, boats floating without noise, the view of Echo Point is so spectacular that everyone is stunned to see it. The peace here is so deep that the valleys return the words you call out to your ears. Whatever you call out, it is heard again and again by bouncing here and there. Being at this place and listening to the echoing sound is really a wonderful experience. The Mattupetty Dam and its echo points are located just 10 km from Munnar.

Kundala Lake: This is a man-made but very beautiful lake surrounded by forests, mountains and tea gardens on all sides. Boating facilities are available for tourists at Kundala Lake. The beauty of this lake is multiplied many times in the thick clouds. Some locals also offer horse riding here. Walking on a horse in a grassy meadow on the banks of this pure and calm lake proves to be a very interesting experience. This scenic lake is located about 10 km beyond the Mattupetty Dam.

Meesapulimala Peak: The second-highest peak in the Western Ghats after Anamudi, Meesapulimala Peak is a haven for trekking enthusiasts. If you are disappointed by the permission procedure for the Anamudi trek, consider Meesapulimala to satisfy your thirst for trekking and wildlife exploration. With an impressive height of 2,640 meters, Meesapulimala Peak offers stunning views of diverse landscapes and unique wildlife. You may need an additional 2-3 days to hike Meesapulimala Peak.

Tea Museum: Since tea production is a major business in Munnar and tea is a major beverage among Indians, it can be really interesting to get information related to it. You can learn a lot about tea cultivation to post-production processes at the Kannan Devan Tea Museum and Tata Tea Museum. You may also find the machines used in the entire process from tea production to packaging interesting. Getting interesting information about the beverage that is drunk daily and is closest to the hearts of Indians will add flavor to this trip.

Nayamakad Waterfalls: This waterfall, located just a 10-minute walk from the entrance of Eravikulam National Park, is an unparalleled example of natural beauty. The height and length of this Nayankad waterfall, flowing through many step-like rocks, is estimated to be about 1500 meters. The flow of the waterfall creates a pool below. If you arrive in winter or spring, you can definitely enjoy swimming in this pool.

CSI Christ Church: This nearly 100-year-old church built by the British is an example of Gothic revival architecture. This beautiful church, located on the Cochin Road towards the south from Munnar, is open to people of all faiths. Also known as the Anglican Church, this church is a great place in Munnar to learn about Christianity and its beliefs.

Punarjani Traditional Village: Punarjani Traditional Village, located about 9 km south of Munnar, is very close to CSI Christ Church. Punarjani village provides detailed information about the local tribes, art, customs and activities of Kerala and Munnar. Two shows of the famous South Indian martial art Kalaripayattu and Kathakali dance drama are held here every evening, which you must watch.

Carmelagiri Elephant Park: If you love to see elephants wandering in groups and grazing, Carmelagiri Elephant Park offers excellent opportunities. However, this is a private park that also offers elephant rides. As a responsible travel information business, we strongly recommend avoiding such rides as they can be stressful for the elephants and disrupt their natural behavior. Please be kind to elephants and help by avoiding rides.

Sree Ayyappa Temple Anchal: This small but beautiful temple is nestled between the lush green hills of the Western Ghats in Munnar. It is located on Vellathooval Road in Anchal village, about 14 kilometers from Munnar. The architecture of the temple and the surrounding nature are highly attractive. Dedicated to Lord Ayyappa, this temple holds great significance among Hindus in the area.