“Munnar” – experience the most elated facet of Kerala.

Enter any chat room or community of travel enthusiasts and you will discover 90% of the world has heard the name of Kerala. Most of the world recognizes Kerala as a peaceful and salubrious holiday destination. Once you are in Kerala, Munnar is unquestionably an irresistible place for its aroma of spice scented breeze that reflexively send you in depths of tranquility and ecstasy. Munnar in travel books is connoted as heaven of peace and serenity for its peerless beauty and climate. Experience these heavenly town on Munnar Tours with Bespoke India Holidays

Kerala, specifically Munnar make an elated destination in summers extending audacious escapades for tourists. Munnar is basically a land of forests and plantations surrounded by three rivers proffering cold and wet climate throughout the year. Indian tourists love to visit Munnar during Monsoon when it dazzles with little streams and ponds besides breath taking landscapes.

For adventure seekers may enjoy bountiful of activities like trekking, parasailing, camping, ballooning, safari tours and boating in the reservoirs of dams. The widespread plantations across the Munnar present incredible picturesque leaving an unforgettable impression on first time visitors.

This beautiful chunk of Idukki district of Kerala appears like blessed with nonpareil flora and fauna, exotic valleys and pristine waters that make it the real paradise for tourists. If you are fond of wildlife photography or nature photography, the flower valleys and misty forests of Munnar have all those hot spots of your interest.

See the Mattupetty Dam: Mattupetty Dam is a strong gravity dam which was constructed for power generation and water conservation. Located in the Munar hills near the Anamudi peak, the dam is situated 1700 meters high. The dam was built in the late 1940s as a part of the Pallivasal Hydro-electric project and is now an important source of energy in Munnar in addition to being an important water source for birds and animals.

Visit Kundale Lake: The Lake is situated at around 20 kilometers from the Queen of Hills Munnar. The lake presents the visitors the exquisite natural beauty as the sun swiftly moves up and the water reflects the light in million different directions.

Visit Echo Point: Located at a distance of about 15 kilometers from Munnar, Echo Point is situated right in the lap of a quaint lake and misty hills covered with lush green trees.

Tea Factory & Museum Visit: The Tea factory visit in Munnar will give you all the information of various stages of tea processing included in making of black tea.  During the tea factory visit, see for yourself and enjoy every step during which the tea leaves are processed and at the end of the tour, enjoy a cup of delicious freshly prepared tea! (Tea Factory & Museum Closed on Monday).

Visit Eravikulam National Park – The Eravikulam National Park houses a rich and diverse variety of flora and fauna and is a UNESCO world heritage site. Also known as Rajamalai Wildlife Sanctuary. The Eravikulam National park is famous for housing the endangered mountain goat of South India, the Nilgiri Tahr. (The National Park is Closed between February – March as it is the breeding season of Nilgiri Tahr)

For a special Kerala tour to Munnar specifically with the purpose of wildlife photography, trekking or a complete adventure holiday, consult Bespoke India Holidays. Bespoke India Holidays is the only India travel agency that designs tailor made India tours catering to your specific desires for your Kerala holidays. For Munnar Tours, visit us for detailed information at www.bespokeindiaholidays.com