Munnar Tour Package From Bangalore

Overview:

Munnar is a magnetic city and hill station in the state of Kerala, Bangalore. It is an epitome of unparalleled beauty that only adds grace and charm to whatever the state of Kerala is. It is located in the Idukki district of the Western Ghats. This hill town is the most popular honeymoon destination in India. It is called the Kashmir of South India because of its amazing beauty and really there can be no better description than that.

Best time to visit Munnar:

If you are planning a Trip to Munnar then the best time to visit this place is between June and September.

History of Munnar:

According to legend, the town of Munnar was home to the Muthuvan tribal community several years ago and remained unexplored until it became a major part of the local plantation in the 19th century in Bangalore.

Major attractions in and around Munnar:

1. Atukkad Falls:

Attukad Falls is located about 2 km from Munnar amidst beautiful hills and lush greenery. Moreover, pristine waterfalls are an amazing option for picnic sites. The road at Atukkad is quite narrow and requires a lot of experience to drive at the driver’s end.

2. Pothamedu perspective:

Pothamedu Viewpoint is a surreal tourist attraction to visit with your family and friends. This place is located around 6 kms and is decorated with a beautiful scenic view of the mountains. Moreover, one can witness the spectacular view of the tea and coffee plantations.

3. Chokramudi peak:

The Chokramudi peak is located specifically in the Eravikulam National Park at an altitude of around 7200 feet, with it being one of the highest peaks located in Munnar. The peak offers simply fabulous views of the surrounding valleys and densely forested hills.

4. Treehouse Stay:

Did you know that a tree house is called Irumadam in the local language? Treehouse is an eco-housing facility made of natural materials like bamboo, coir, thatch as well as thatch. Moreover, this concept is coming in different parts of Kerala and Munnar is one of them.

5. Kolukkumalai:

If you want to witness something unique, then visiting Kolukkumalai Tea Estate will prove to be a good decision for you. It is interesting to know that Kolukkumalai is one of the highest tea plantations in the world. And the best part of this place is the zigzag road which is just a jaw dropping view along Kolukkumalai.

6. Echo Point:

There is no doubt that Munnar is definitely a cool place for adventure seekers. If you love trekking, Eco Point is the destination you must consider.

How to reach Munnar:

Munnar is a wonderful place full of natural beauty. Anyone looking for adventure and natural beauty, cannot miss Munnar at all. Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, and Kolkata are approximately 2,654, 477, 1,363 and 2,260 km away from it respectively. Here’s how you can travel to Munnar via the following modes of transport.

By Air

From Bangalore International Airport is the airport to reach Munnar by air. The airport is (approx) 125 km away and is well established, serving regular and connecting flights by renowned airline services like Air India, IndiGo, SpiceJet etc. It is well connected to major cities of India including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata , and Chennai. Regular taxi services are readily available from the airport to Munnar.

By rail:

Aluva Railway station . It is just 110 km from Munnar. Another railway station is Ernakulam railway station which is 130 km from Munnar. Both stations not only serve nearby cities but also enjoy frequent and direct trains from major cities in India Once you get down at the station, you need to cover the remaining distance through some form of public transport.

By road:

Munnar is also well connected by road to other cities. Depending on your location and convenience, you can hire a cab or take a bus to Munnar. For example, you can book the ticket on the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) website or get it from the bus terminal counter located next to the Aluva Railway Station. Alternatively, you can self-drive up to Munnar as per your convenience.

Eat and drink:

You can try Idli, Dosa, Kerala Meal, Kerala Parotta, Karimeen Fish Fry etc. If you want to try authentic cuisine, eat at a roadside dhaba. Add Villa Maya Trivandrum (if returning via Trivandrum) on the last day of your itinerary to experience Kerala cuisine in a royal setting.

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