Munnar

Tours

After an early morning pick-up from your Kochi hotel, travel in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle for about 4 hours to Munnar. En route to Munnar, stop to see the Cheeyappara and Valara waterfalls, and take a break for breakfast. Your local guide will meet you in Munnar to start the tour. Munnar is a hill station that is known for its vast tea plantations and natural beauty. It was once a favorite summer retreat for British colonials. Start your tour by visiting Mattupetty Dam and a tea museum, then take a short walk through the tea plantations. There will be a break for lunch before heading back to your hotel in Kochi, with a stop at a spice plantation along the way.

Take a guided tour of the Lockhart Tea Factory in Munnar. Learn about the origins of tea, its history, and health benefits. Discover the traditional tea manufacturing process and taste a variety of teas. Start your tour with a visit to the Lockhart Tea Museum and Factory. Learn about the origins of tea, its history, and health benefits. Discover the traditional tea manufacturing process and taste a variety of teas. Next, take a guided walk through the tea plantation and interact with the tea pluckers to learn about the local culture. Breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with being surrounded by nature.

The Trip Starts At in Evening (i) Visiting Tea Garden (walking) (ii) Lakshmi Hills and Views Note : Visiting wild animals often (iii) Wide varieties of birds (iv)Nature Zone Wild-life Around 3-4 hrs of walking through tea garden and Mountain brings Relaxation one of the peaceful terrain in the world where you can experience the fresh feel of breeze and water.Amazing Munnar adventure Tours welcomes to lost in nature. The entire trip is a trekking vehicle's used for pick-up and drop, once trek started you will enter tea-garden and its premises you are allowed to take photographs by the knowledge of your guide. Always follow the guide's instructions without fail. Complimentary : water bottles, snacks

Embark on a thrilling jeep safari in Munnar, renowned for its wild elephant sightings. Get up close with these majestic creatures as they gather near the natural water sources. Along the way, explore stunning waterfalls, lush tea plantations, and a local village. Take a refreshing dip in the cool waters of the waterfalls and immerse yourself in the serenity of Munnar’s untouched beauty. Begin your adventure with a visit to the Letchmi Tea Estate and a local village. Then, head to the Letchmi Shooting Point and the Viriparai Waterfalls. Continue to the Perumbankuthu Waterfalls and the Hanging Bridge. Next, make your way to the Tiger Cave and the Anakulam Waterfalls & River Crossing. Finally, arrive at the Anakulam Wild Elephant Viewpoint.

After completing breakfast proced to letchmi hills plantation.Lakshmi Hills Plantation gives a detail information about tea Plantation and their Habitats.also see the meadows of hills. After we proced to The place where Shah Rukh Khan, Deepika Padukone's hit song 'Kashmir Main Tu Kanyakumari' was shoted. Viripara waterfalls which is situated inside the forest we get a small refreshment here entry 20 rs for visiting after completing viripara waterfalls proced to natural spice garden road. Our vechicle is pass through the spice plantation like cardamom,pepper and more spices Elephants dally here in large social groups in human inhabited areas, which is something unique about this scenic spot. The ride into the forest gives a thrilling experience. In jeep safari each step of the journey gives excitement in your heart and minds and it is called as a refreshing process. Get a bath in the waterfalls and proced to river crossing. Where your mind and heart join with nature and gets relaxed. jeep enters the forest and climbs the mountain then it goes into Thumankuthu water falls in this waterfalls bathing is available also a small trekking also available. A small river crossing is arranged near by the waterfalls. In this waterfalls there we get a natural bath this waterfalls which is situated inside the deep forest. Proceed to tribal village we can see olden hut and tree house at the time to visit trible village please follow the instructions of the guide/driver. After completing come to elephant arrival spot to see wild animals defenetaly you see elephants. TOUR HIGHLIGHTS LETCHMI HILLS PLANTATION CHENNAI EXPRESS FILM SHOOTING SPOT VIRIPARA WATERFALLS NATURAL SPICE GARDENS (FREE ENTRY) ANAKULAM ELEPHANT WATCHING OFF-ROAD JEEP SAFARI WILDWATERFALLS RIVER CROSSING PERUMANKUTHU WATERFALLS RIVER CROSSING JEEP SAFARI 33 WATERFALL (PRIVATE) TRIBLE VILLAGE VISIT (BACK SIDE OF ERIVIKULAM NATIONAL PARK)

Nestled in the heart of Kerala's Western Ghats, Lekshmi Hills in Pothamedu offers an unparalleled trekking experience that immerses adventurers in the region's lush, natural beauty. This day hike, ranging between 14 to 18 kilometers, promises not only physical challenge but also an extraordinary encounter with the diverse flora and fauna of the region. The trek begins at an elevation of 1420 meters above sea level, taking you through a rich tapestry of landscapes. As you ascend to the highest point at 2000 meters MSL, you'll traverse through vibrant green tea plantations, the heart of Kerala's tea industry. The cool, crisp air of the high altitudes, combined with the sight of neatly trimmed tea bushes, creates a serene atmosphere that's perfect for the start of this adventure. Beyond the tea plantations lie the cardamom forests, where the air is filled with the spicy aroma of cardamom, one of Kerala's prized spices. These forests are home to a variety of wildlife, and as you move deeper into the wilderness, you may encounter the playful Malabar squirrels, the elusive Black monkeys, or even a herd of wild elephants grazing in the distance. The dense shola woods, which are unique to the Western Ghats, offer a mystical ambiance, with their thick canopy and the sounds of birdsong echoing through the trees. The region is a birdwatcher's paradise, with a chance to spot endemic species that are rarely seen elsewhere. Keep an eye out for the vibrant plumage of birds as they dart through the trees, adding a splash of color to the verdant surroundings. The shola forest, with its unique ecosystem, is home to a wide variety of plant species, many of which are endemic to this region. The forest floor is carpeted with a variety of ferns and mosses, creating a lush green undergrowth that is a sight to behold. The tea and spice plantations you pass through are not just agricultural hubs but also a testament to the region's rich history and heritage. The scent of freshly brewed coffee from nearby plantations will occasionally waft through the air, offering a delightful interlude to the trek. The trek is well-planned, with scheduled stops for refreshments and a packed lunch that allows you to refuel while taking in the stunning views. The food, often featuring local flavors, adds an authentic touch to the experience, making it not just a physical journey but also a culinary one. The descent back to Old Munnar, which takes place between 3-5 pm, is as picturesque as the ascent. As you make your way down, you'll pass through the shola forest one last time, with the golden light of the afternoon sun filtering through the trees, casting a magical glow on the landscape. The trek concludes with a sense of fulfillment and a deep connection to the natural world, leaving you with memories of a day spent in one of Kerala's most beautiful and serene locations.

Explore Munnar on a single-day tour. With its undulating hills cloaked in emerald greenery, mist-kissed valleys, sprawling tea plantations, cascading waterfalls and the crisp mountain air, Munnar offers something for every traveler. Brace up to explore the most-iconic attractions of Munnar on a full-day sightseeing tour. Start your day after being picked up from your hotel in Munnar and learn about one of the best hill station in the world as you travel along the tea plantations. We suggest starting this tour before 9 am, so you can visit all the tourist sites that are open between 9 am to 5 pm. Below we have shared a list of popular tourist sites, which we will cover Top Station →Kundala Dam → Echo Point → Mattupetty Dam → Carmelgiri Elephant Park →Rose Garden →Tea Museum →CSI Christ Church → Spice Plantation and Herbal Garden →Chocolate Factory →Sengulam Dam →Kadhakali and Kalaripayattu shows. Top Station, located 32 kilometers from Munnar, offers a panoramic view of the Western Ghats and Theni District of Tamil Nadu. It was once the highest railway station in the Kundala Valley, and was used as a transshipment point. The tea, coffee, spices and other products are brought here from Munnar or Mattupatty and then they are taken to the other parts of the country in train. Apart from the railway, this place was also connected by the rope-way. Kundala lake is an artificial lake around 20 km from Munnar. The lake has stunning backdrops of lush green slopes filled with unparalleled cherry blossoms. The Mattupetty Dam is near Anamudi Peak is approximately 13 km from Munnar. The dam is a gravity dam and is used for power generation and water conservation. Echo Point, located at 600 ft. and 15 km from Munnar, is a unique beauty showcasing the echoing phenomenon. It is situated on the banks of Mattupetty lake and offers serene surroundings for peaceful walks and boating. The Tea Museum in Munnar, officially known as the Kannan Devan Hills Plantation (KDHP) Tea Museum, is a fascinating destination that offers visitors an in-depth look into the history, cultivation, and processing of tea in Kerala. C.S.I.Christ Church built in 1910 is a Anglican Church a landmark edifice in Old Munnar. The stained glass windows, the gothic style architecture, the granite floors, and the brass plaques; all of these make the church look like a link that connects a once bygone past to the present era of Munnar. The Rose Gardens of Munnar is a stunning 2,2 acres of land filled with various plants, including flowering plant, spices, cardamom, vanilla, and fruit trees. The garden is around 3,500 feet above sea level and offers a breathtaking view. Enjoy a 2-hour Kathakali and Kalaripayattu performance in Munnar, appreciating the artists' skillful efforts, stunning makeup, and beautifully crafted storytelling, deeply rooted in Indian traditions. After a full day of fun and sightseeing, enjoy a ride back to your hotel, where we’ll drop you off safely.

Day 1: Arrival in Cochin - Munnar (130 km /4 hours) Arrival: Arrive at Cochin International Airport/Railway Station. Transfer to Munnar: Enjoy a scenic drive to "Munnar", a beautiful hill station.En-route Sightseeing: "Cheeyappara Waterfalls": A popular spot for a quick stop and photos. "Valara Waterfalls": Another picturesque waterfall. "Tea Plantations": Enjoy the lush green tea gardens on the way. Check-in: Arrive and check in at the hotel/resort. Overnight Stay: Hotel/Resort in Munnar. Day 2: Munnar Sightseeing: Breakfast: At the hotel. Full-day Sightseeing: "Eravikulam National Park": Home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. "Mattupetty Dam": Boating and panoramic views. "Tea Museum": Learn about tea processing and history. "Echo Point": Natural echo phenomenon. "Kundala Lake": "Pedal boating" and serene views. "Evening at Leisure": Return to the hotel and relax. Overnight Stay: Hotel/Resort in Munnar. Day 3: Munnar - Thekkady (110 km / 4 hours) Breakfast: At the hotel. Transfer to Thekkady: Drive to "Thekkady", known for its "wildlife sanctuary". Check-in: Arrive and check in at the hotel/resort. Afternoon Activities: "Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary": Boat ride on Periyar Lake to spot wildlife. Spice Plantation Tour: Learn about "various spices" and their cultivation. Evening at Leisure: Explore the local market or enjoy a traditional "Kerala martial arts" (Kalaripayattu) show (optional). Overnight Stay: Hotel/Resort in Thekkady. Day 4: Thekkady - Alleppey (160 km / 5 hours) Breakfast: At the hotel. Transfer to Alleppey: Drive to Alleppey, famous for its "backwaters". Check-in: Check-in to a traditional "houseboat" for a unique experience. Houseboat Cruise: Backwaters: Enjoy a cruise through the serene backwaters, passing by "paddy fields", "local villages", and "lush greenery". Meals: Lunch, evening tea/coffee with snacks, and dinner on the houseboat. Overnight Stay: Houseboat in Alleppey. Day 5: Alleppey - Cochin (Departure) (85 km / 1.5 hours) Breakfast: On the houseboat. Disembark: Check out from the houseboat. Transfer to Cochin: Drive back to Cochin. Cochin Sightseeing (time permitting): Fort Kochi: Explore the "Chinese Fishing Nets", "St. Francis Church", and "Santa Cruz Basilica". Mattancherry Palace: Also known as the "Dutch Palace". "Jewish Synagogue": One of the oldest synagogues in India. Departure: Transfer to Cochin International Airport/Hotel/Railway Station for your onward journey.

One Day Excursion to Munnar. Tea Garden, Tea Factory, Tea Museum. A tour designed for travelers who want to visit Munnar in 1 day saving an overnight stay. The 4 hour long journey. ( Weekends, and Holidays longer. And also for large groups. ) Dedicated staff will make it more relaxed. After an early morning pick-up from your Kochi hotel, travel in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle for about 4 hours to Munnar. En route to Munnar, stop to see the Cheeyappara and Valara waterfalls, and take a break for breakfast. Munnar is a hill station that is known for its vast tea plantations and natural beauty. It was once a favorite summer retreat for British colonials. Start your tour by visiting Mattupetty Dam, Kannandevan Tea Museum and Factory ( closed on Mondays ), then take a short walk through the tea plantations. There will be a break for lunch before heading back to your hotel in Kochi, with a stop at a spice plantation along the way. The most famous hill station situated on the Western Ghats and apple in the eye of travelers Munnar is at a height of 1600 meters above sea level. It is essentially a tea town - miles of unending tea plantations, spice and herbal gardens.

Hike through the Lekshmi Hills in Munnar on a trekking tour. Explore the lush green and fertile land, used to grow coffee, cardamom, and cincona, which is now replaced by tea. Start your trek at one of two points, depending on your preference for a hard or medium trek. The two treks are organized in the Lekshmi Hills. Meander through lush tea plantations, dense forests, and rolling hills, providing panoramic views of Munnar's scenic landscape. Pothamedu is known for its challenging yet rewarding treks, where trekkers can enjoy the mist-covered valleys and vibrant greenery. Lekshmi Hill, on the other hand, offers a slightly easier trail but equally stunning views, especially at sunrise and sunset. These treks also provide a great opportunity to observe local wildlife and explore the unique flora of the Western Ghats. Whether you're an avid trekker or a casual hiker, Pothamedu and Lekshmi Hill promise a memorable adventure in Munnar.