North India is witnessing the havoc of severe heat. Where there has been light rain, the humidity has troubled people, so if you feel like going to a hill station, then definitely plan to visit Munnar in Kerala. This is a popular hill station in South India that attracts millions of tourists every year. Let's know what you can see here, and how to reach this place.
Kerala is usually famous for its beaches and backwaters, but the atmosphere of Munnar is completely different. This small hill station in Idukki district is famous for its tea gardens. The greenery here is enough to captivate your mind. This place is perfect for photography enthusiasts.
Do visit Mattupetty Lake, about 13 km from Munnar city, here you can also see the masonry dam. Here you can enjoy boating for less money. This place also works as an echo point, that is, whatever you shout, the sound starts echoing back.
On the way to Munnar from Kochi, Cheyyapara Waterfalls will force you to stop your car. This is a 7-step fall where people click photos and enjoy bathing in this waterfall. However, going near this stream during the rainy season can be dangerous, so be a little cautious.
Kerala is known for its unique cuisine, so whenever you get a chance to go to Munnar, do not forget to taste the local food. Enjoy idli, dosa, Kerala paratha, appam, veg kurma, and fish here.
The easiest way to reach Munnar from big cities of India including Delhi, and Mumbai is air travel. You reach Cochin International Airport and from here take a taxi or bus to reach Munnar. The distance between the airport and Munnar is about 107 kilometers. The road trip can take three and a half hours.
If you do not want to spend a lot on flights, you can take the train. There is no railway station in Munnar. For this you will have to come to Ernakulam Junction, Ernakulam Town, or Aluva Railway Station. All these three stations are located more than 100 kilometers away from Munnar.
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