If you thought south India was some hot, humid and sticky place, then come to Munnar. Situated at an altitude of 1520 mts, Munnar is one of the most picturesque hill towns of south India blessed by all the wonders of mother nature, picturesque views, sprawling mountains, lush greenery and shimmering lakes...there is everything here that you would dream of in a perfect holiday destination. Munnar has been a favored getaway for ages, since the time of the Britishers, who would come here to escape the high levels of heat and humidity that this part of the country normally witnesses during the summers.

The climate in Munnar remains moderate throughout the year with not much difference in temperature during the summer and winter season. Monsoon months (May to September) witness heavy rainfall, often causing land slide and taking away the fun of a vacation, therefore, the time is best avoided for a visit. Winters can be a bit chilly and heavy woolens are recommended to keep yourselves warm while summer season can be done away with light woolens. The best time to visit the place is from October to April.

Munnar is a place of immense natural beauty. Just outside the main city, Mattupetty is a tiny heaven situated at an altitude of 1700 mts above sea level. Though small in terms of geographical area, the place boasts of numerous tourist attractions including the shimmering Mattupetty Lake, the lush kundala tea plantations and a dam. A dairy farm situated nearby is the place where you can enjoy milk products made of fresh milk.

A wildlife enthusiasts dream destination, the Eravikulam National Park is situated at a distance of 15 km from Munnar. Besides its amazing variety of flora and fauna, the place boasts of breathtaking natural beauty making it a favored destination for both nature gazers and naturalists.