Interestingly, you’ll agree with us that no number of days is enough to fully explore Munnar. However, while you’re there, it’s good to know which places you must visit, isn’t it?

All these things make it a must-visit place in Munnar. This artificial lake also has Asia’s first Arch dam, and you can enjoy boating here. Skirted by Eravikulam National Park, as one would have ...

and yes there are enough places to visit in Munnar in 3 days. First and foremost, the Eravikulam National Park located here is a must-visit, simply because of its unhindered beauty and charm.

The Mattupetty Dam and Lake are also absolute must-visit places in Munnar as they offer boating opportunities in a serene environment. 3. Kochi (Cochin) Kochi is a cosmopolitan city that retains ...

Gandikota in Andhra Pradesh is also known as the 'Grand Canyon of India'. This stunning wonder of South India features ...

If you're planning a trip to this delightful hill station, here are the top five places you should visit to immerse yourself in the natural splendor of Munnar.

Located at the confluence of three rivers, Munnar is ... there is a lot to see in this beautiful town. The Thattekad Bird Sanctuary is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the area.

Located some 45 km from Munnar, the Muniyara Dolmens make for an interesting off-beat place to visit near the Kerala… Spread across 24,000 hectares with 16 tea manufacturing units and nearly ...

Once in Munnar, a visit to the SN Restaurant, one of its oldest joints is also a must. Other than these ... the country featuring on the menu at places such as SN Restaurant.

Gangtok, the capital of Sikkim, is a beautiful small hill station, famous among tourists for its Buddhist monasteries, natural scenery and rich culture. Rumtek Monastery, Tsomgo Lake and Nathula Pass ...