Overview
Munnar is a sublime hill station tucked away in the Western Ghats of Kerala, renowned for its rolling carpets of meticulously maintained tea gardens, misty valleys, and exotic flora like the Neelakurinji. Originally established as a summer resort for the British elite, the town still carries echoes of colonial charm amidst its pristine natural beauty. Elevated at 1,600 meters above sea level, it offers a dramatic shift in climate from the humid coasts below, acting as a gateway to breathtaking hiking trails, thundering waterfalls, and undisturbed wildlife sanctuaries.
