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Discover the Magic of Munnar Hill Station: 5 Must-Do Activities in Munnar

Munnar, nestled in the Western Ghats of Kerala, is a landscape of verdant palm trees, rolling tea gardens, and breathtaking scenery. This mountain stop offers the perfect blend of natural beauty, fun and relaxation. If you are planning a trip to Munnar, here are five activities you should not miss to make your trip unforgettable. 1. Exploring Tea Gardens and Tea Museum: Munnar means sprawling tea plantations stretching as far as the eye can see. Visiting these gardens is a must: Guided tours: Join guided tea plantation tours to learn about the history and process of tea production. Watch the tea harvesters at work and enjoy the stunning views of the beautiful plantations. Tea tasting: Visit the Tea Museum at Nallathanni Estate to immerse yourself in the history of tea in Munnar. Enjoy a tea tasting where you can sample a variety of local teas. 2. Trek to Anamudi Peak Anamudi Peak in Munnar, the highest peak in South India, offers an exhilarating trekking ex...

Kallippara Hills Becomes the Spotlight for the Tourists as Neelakurinji Flower Blooms

Kallippara Hills in Idukki district has recently become a center of attraction of the tourists amid the blossoming of Neelakurinji flowers. Neelakurinji is a flower that blooms once in every 12 years and this time, it has blossomed in Kallippara hills in Santhanpara. As per the Santhanpara Panchayath officials around 5,000 to 10,000 peoples are arriving at Kallippara Hills daily to catch a glimpse of the Neelakurinji flowers. Along with the tourists, a lot of photographers and videographers are also rushing towards the destination to capture the amazing view of Neelakurinji flowers. It is an unexpected blooming of the Neelakurinji flowers that has given a great mileage to the tourism sector in Idukki. As of now, there is no entry fee to visit the hills and people from different parts of Kerala are visiting Kallippara hills daily. The Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) has also announced a new sightseeing service from several depots to Kallippara Hills. The Neelakurinj...

Munnar Becomes Busy as Snow Falls on the Mountain Peaks

The flow of tourist towards Munnar to enjoy the chilled weather has increased in the last few days. The flow of tourists which started to increase since November is expected to reach its full potential by Christmas vacation. The hill stations of Kerala such as Munnar, Thekkady, Vagamon etc has witnessed the huge flow of travellers in the last few days especially the weekends. A long queue of tourist vehicles can be seen on the road from Adimali to Munnar. Around 2500 tourists reach the Rajamalai wildlife sanctuary on a daily basis. As per the tourism department around 1500 travellers visit Mattupetty in Munnar on a daily basis and this number is expected to increase in the coming days. Tourist destinations in Munnar such as Kolukkumalai and Meesappulimala have already started witnessing the increased flow of tourists. In the last few days, the temperature dipped to almost 4 degree celsius in Munnar town and the nearby estates such as Lekshmi, Chenduvarai and Chittuvara experienc...

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