Munnar's historical roots may be traced back to the 10th century. 'Munnar' literally means 'the confluence of three rivers' and this mesmerizing green hill station in Kerala is world famous for its tea estates and spice plantations.
Munnar gained importance as a hill station only during the British rule in India when the Duke of Wellington discovered the potential of this exquisitely beautiful hill station.
See colonial homes with brightly colored tiles as you trek through deep greens on Munnar tours. The very air is laden with fragrant spice aromas. Listen to chirping birds and enjoy a peaceful paradise with Tours.Maps-India.
Tourist Attractions in Munnar
The Chinnar Wild Life Sanctuary is located at a distance of 60 kilometers from Munnar. Enjoy wildlife safaris to this brilliant green wilderness and spot wild animals such as elephants, deer and sambar.
The Mattupetty Lake is at a distance of 14 kilometers from Munnar and is a popular tourist attraction. The other places worth visiting are Devikulam, Rajamalai, Top Station and Marayoor.
Visit a tea factory and observe how tea is plucked, processed, manufactured and packaged.
Munnar is easily accessible as it is well connected by road and rail to the different parts of Kerala, South India. There are quite a few hill resorts and hotels in Munnar that offer excellent lodging, recreational and leisure activities.
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