Besides being home to the highest peak in South India, Anamudi, (over 2695 m.), Munnar is also known for its lovely blue Neelakurinji flowers, which beautifies the valley every 12 years (next bloom in 2006). With exotic flora & fauna and lush green surroundings, Munnar also captivates trekker's, for whom its no less than a heaven.
Key Attractions :
 Fort Munnar Set amidst lovely greenery and refreshing Anayirangal Lake, the Fort Munnar is place which offers marvellous views of the gentle slopes, coffee, tea and cardamom plantations. Converted to a luxury hotel, the Fort is nourished by the concept of eco-friendly holidaying. Representing a colonial architecture, the Fort Munnar is finely blended with its enchanting hills and ethereal foliages bounding it from all over. |
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 Pothamedu At a distance of 6 km is Pothamedu, offering an excellent view of the tea, coffee and cardamom plantations in Munnar. The green hills, the lush mountain and the picture perfect surroundings makes Pothamedu an ideal location for trekking and long mountain walks. |
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Devikulam : Located 7 km from Munnar, Devikulam is lovely
