O que está incluído?
- Transportation to Munnar
- Tour Guide
- Hotel
O que não está incluído?
- Drinks and food
- Local tickets
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Introduction
Nestled in the lush hills of Kerala’s Western Ghats, Munnar is a peaceful haven of tea plantations, mist-covered valleys, and tranquil landscapes. Just a few hours away from Ernakulam, this charming hill station offers an ideal escape from city life. Whether you’re drawn by nature, culture, or simply a need to unwind, Munnar provides a blend of scenic beauty, fresh mountain air, and serene vibes that make every moment feel refreshing. This 3-day trip from Ernakulam will give you a glimpse of Munnar’s essence—its green soul, gentle pace, and timeless charm.
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Itinerary
1° day: February 16 - (Ernakulam - Munnar)
Leaving from Ernakulam early in the day, you’ll enjoy a scenic drive up winding mountain roads, passing spice plantations and forested hills. Upon arrival in Munnar, check into your hotel or homestay and take some time to settle in. Begin your exploration with a visit to the Munnar Tea Museum to learn about the region’s colonial tea history and see how tea is processed from leaf to cup. Wander through the local markets, where you can shop for fresh spices, teas, and handcrafted souvenirs. Later, head to Pothamedu View Point for your first breathtaking glimpse of the endless tea valleys below. It’s the perfect introduction to Munnar’s natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere.
2° day: February 16 - (Munnar)
Set out to explore some of Munnar’s most iconic natural sites. Start with Eravikulam National Park, home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr and the majestic Anamudi Peak, the highest point in South India. Walk along the trails and take in the sweeping views of rolling hills and misty forests. Afterward, venture out to places like Mattupetty Dam, where you can enjoy the calm waters and surrounding greenery, and Echo Point, known for its unique natural acoustics. A visit to Kundala Lake or even Top Station will offer more scenic landscapes and a peaceful ambiance that defines Munnar. If you’re interested in local culture, you can also catch a traditional Kathakali or martial arts performance in town to end your day with a cultural touch.
3° day: February 16 - (Munnar - Ernakulam)
Start your last day with a visit to Kolukkumalai Tea Estate, one of the highest tea plantations in the world. The journey there, often done by jeep, is full of adventure and panoramic views. Walking through the estate, you’ll be surrounded by misty hills and the aroma of fresh tea leaves, and you can even enjoy a tasting session right at the source. On your way back to Ernakulam, make a stop at Attukad Waterfalls for one last glimpse of Munnar’s natural charm. The return journey is a chance to reflect on the peaceful moments and unforgettable scenery of the past few days.
