"A small unspoiled hill town which gives you the feeling that you are the first man in the world to discover it"..

"An Encounter with Pristine Nature"

Munnar Experience: A great hill station with lots of sight seeing like hills, fogs, tea gardens, dams, water bodies, water falls, forests and what not ! A visit to Munnar is a package deal. Its a small unspoiled hill town, where you can trek to nature at its premium, giving it a feeling that you are the first man in the world to discover it.
Food, sight-seeing and shopping: Food is available every nook and corner but roadside joints offer food with a south Indian touch. But good hotel restaurants offer food of your choice. There are a wide number of sight seeing points all around Munnar. One must plan to stay at Munnar for two to four days to cover all of them. There is nothing much to shop at Munnar except for small souvenir items
Activities & things to do: Visit Echo Point, Kundala, Attukal water falls, Eravikulam wildlife sanctuary, Rajamala Wildlife Sanctuary, Devikulam Hill Station, Anamudi peak, Mattupetti Hill Station, Chinnakanal Waterfalls, Chithirapuram Hill Station and Lock Heart Gap. Try to cover Marayoor (40 Km from Munnar) also if time permits.One can also trek to unknown destinations aroud Munnar.
Travel tips, How to reach, travel warnings etc: Nearest Airport as well as Rail head is Kochi about 130 km away. Buses are available from Kochi, but hiring a cab helps in coming to close contact with nature, there are a number of unknown sightseeing points on the way to Munnar, none of them will be missed ! So what are you waiting for ? Pack your baggage and you are out for an encounter with pristine nature, you will never forget !!!

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