Munnar is a prominent hill station in Kerala that is surrounded by tea and spice plantations, lakes, forests etc. The highest peak in south India is the Anamudi peak, which is located here. This natural landmark is rich in flora and fauna and is home to a variety of wildlife animals. More than a dozen tourist attractions, such as Top Station, Mattupetty Dam, Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary, and Lakkom Waterfalls, are some of the places located around the area.
Munnar is part of the Western Ghats, a biodiversity hotspot that consists of several wildlife sanctuaries and national parks. There are a few wildlife sanctuaries and national parks in Munnar. One of these is Eravikulam National Park, which is dedicated to the conservation of the Nilgiri thar, an endangered mountain goat species. The high altitude hills and shola forests are home to the “Neelakurnji” flowers, which bloom once every twelve years.
Munnar estates are key producers of tea, coffee, and different spices such as cardamom, pepper, and others. Summer and winter are the finest seasons to visit. Apart from sightseeing, visitors can engage in adventure activities such as hiking and trekking etc. There are many hotels and resorts in Munnar where guests can stay.
