Travel: Munnar, a city surrounded by greenery, is known as 'Kashmir in Kerala'

One of the most popular tourist destinations in Munnar, known as the Shell City in the Western Ghats Mountains of Kerala. The city is located 120 feet above sea level. Not only tea gardens, waterfalls, rivers, forests and aesthetic parks, the city is remarkably beautiful, crossing the hillside. The streets of this city are calm, clear and serene. The town is formed at the junction of the three hill rivers Muthirapura, Nallathanni and Kundala.

Just a row of green tea gardens all around. Sometimes the rubber tree is raised high. The hiding of the cloud rolled across the road. During the English period, the British government officials in southern India rebuilt the town of Munnar for their summer vacation. Since then the city has come to be known as the popular resort town.

Its climate is also very diverse. It was cold in the morning, sometimes sunny in the afternoon, sometimes in the clouds. In the afternoon, it rained suddenly. Once the rain stops, the moon lights up from the cover of the clouds. According to locals, the nature of Munnar is most beautiful during the monsoon. The spectacular waterfalls, high mountains, natural and artificially built lakes passing through the city will captivate any tourist's mind. Let's visit some of the most popular places in Munnar.

Tata Tea Museum

The silver decoration of the oak tree lined with Munnar and the rainforest tea gardens that he once saw will realize its glory. The Tata Tea Museum is one of the most popular Tea Valley tours here. After the hills, the tea garden is spread like carpet in the mountains. Visitors come to the Tata Tea Museum to witness everything from how tea is processed, to how it is processed.

The documentary shows how the Tata group has revolutionized tea here. After watching the documentary, visiting the Tea Factory is a wonderful experience. The history of the origin and evolution of tea cultivation shows Munnar's own legacy in the tea industry. Here is how Munnar has slowly evolved into a popular tea center.

Top station view point

The location is the highest view point in Munnar. This view point is located on the Kodaikanal Road in Munnar, 12 km from Munnar. High mountains all around. A few steps from here, some of the stairs have to be broken down to the view point. From here the city of Thane seems to be the kingdom of Lilliput.

Fog and cloud coverings continue to play out of view points at a height of 5.7 feet. Another nature of Munnar's nature from the top station is the tourist attraction. Just a display of green all around. The staircase to the top of the hill. The staircase must go to the view point. On one side of the view point are the western Ghat hills, while on the other the aesthetic view of the valley of the Thani district of Tamil Nadu.

Devikulam

Devi Kulam is another spectacular place full of natural beauty. Devikulam is famous for tea garden. Tea garden around. Where the road has ended and where the tea garden started can not be disposed of. There can be such variations of green, it is hard to believe if you do not see with your own eyes. Somewhere dark, somewhere blue, somewhere emerald again, it looks like someone has cut the green teal on the canvas.

Matupetty

Matupetti Dam is located 5 km from the city. The lake is connected by the Kundla, Shipra Puja and Nallathani rivers. Matupetti Dam and Lake are an attractive tourist destination for tourists. Boating in the tranquil surroundings of the lake is a unique experience for tourists to enjoy the panoramic views of the mountainside lakes. Elephants often come out of lagoon forests. There is a dairy firm near Matupatti Dam. The dairy firm, under the Indo-Swiss live-stock project, is also worth a visit.

Anirangal Dam

Another popular sightseeing site is Muniranagar Dam. The dam is located 22 km from Munnar. The road here is quite scenic. On the road, there will be steep cliffs and beautiful villages like the pictures on the hillside. This road goes towards Madurai. There is a view point in between. From there the view of the hills and forests and the vast clouds of horizons in Anagona is truly unparalleled.

On one side are mountains, on the other side the bottomless moat. Anirangal Dam will be a little further away from Madurai. The dense jungle and the dams in the middle have created an incredibly beautiful landscape. Anirangal is also a picnic spot surrounded by coffee, tea, cardamom orchards. Sitting in a small rural restaurant at the foot of the hill, life will be incomplete if you do not taste the tea and coffee.

Eravikulam National Park

Eravikulam National Park, located in Rajamalai, 5 km from Munnar. From here, the tallest mountain in southern India is the Anamudi Peak. The peak is located 20 meters above sea level. Many come to this mountain for trekking. This horn can be picked up with permission from the Iraviculam Forest and Wildlife Department.

There are buses to travel to Iraviculam National Park. This park is famous for the rare species of Nilgiris. In addition, elephant, shambar, rare butterflies and birds have been established here. The tea gardens surrounded by fog from the mountains seem like pictures. And there are the blue flowers. This flower is only once in 12 years. The hills are covered in purple. That is an unrealistic scenario.

The Araviculam falls within this park. The fountain is coming down the hill with a high swing. If it does not rain, you will see the mountains of the Western Ghats. And it doesn't matter if it rains, it's a different form. The mind does not want to move the eyes from the sky.

Echo point

Echo Point is located 5 km from Munnar. The serene nature of the place is attractive to any tourist. Boating on the lake, the scent of wildflowers enlivens the surroundings. In many places of Eco Point, there are various types of spices, from various spices, to the shopping malls. Many people buy gift items from here to give gifts to relatives.

Pallivasal

Munnar is famous not only for the hills but also for the numerous waterfalls small and large. One such waterfall is Pallivasal. This is where Kerala's first hydro-power project is located. Located 20 km from Munnar, Pallivasal is one of the tourist attractions of the region due to its natural beauty.

Blossom Park

There are a variety of surprises waiting for tourists on the way to Munnar. One such wonderful place is Bluesum Park. The park is spread over about 5 acres. Located about 5 km from Munnar, the park is full of flowers and orchids. The garden is always painted with various flowers. There is no color that cannot be seen at Bluesom Park. The park has a variety of recreational facilities for tourists such as boat tours, bicycling, roller skating.

Coleriptato

What is it that has come to Munnar and will not see the traditional kolripatattu and talk show here? Coralipattu is a popular martial art in Kerala. Residents of Kerala feel that this is the birthplace of martial arts in Kerala. After watching the landscapes of Munnar all day long, you can take a break in the evening for a chance to see shows of Kathakali and martial arts.

There is more to see in Munnar. If you have the time, the Chinnaknal, Atukal and Lakkom Falls, the shadow-enclosed Kundla Lake, the Wildlife Sanctuary at Chinnar, the Kollakumalai Tea Estate, the Rose Garden or the oldest ever-established church in the 5th. Comes to Asia.

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