Munnar is an enchanting town and a picturesque hill station situated in Kerala’s Western Ghats. Set in Idukki district at an altitude of 6000 ft, Munnar used to be the British rulers’ summer resort during the colonial periods. It is renowned for its green belt of lush forests and endless expanse of tea plantations, and is home to some of the endangered animal species such as Neelakurinji and Nilgiri Tahr. Due to its pristine valleys, mountains, and exotic varieties of flora and fauna it is known to be one of the most sought after tourist destinations in South India.
Munnar is a beautiful spot in Kerala, and every year its beauty attracts thousands of tourists. The presence of three rivers flowing through this area, namely Mattupetti, Periavaru, and Nallathanni, makes Munnar even more popular. Throughout this area , various viewpoints are segregated, from where you can look at the stunning valleys, hills and rivers. It’s pleasant hills, pristine lakes, and rocky terrains that have also made it a popular camping and trekking site.
Best Time to Visit Munnar
The best time to visit Munnar from September to June is because of the pleasant weather. Summers (April-June) are a bit warm but during this season one can still visit Munnar. Monsoon season (July and August) experiences heavy rainfall that could hamper your travel plans and should therefore be avoided during this time. September to March is perfect time to visit beautiful scenic Munnar.
