Munnar, located in Kerala’s Western Ghats, is a scenic hill station famous for its tea plantations, misty hills, waterfalls, and wildlife. It’s one of the top tourist destinations in South India for nature lovers, honeymooners, and trekking enthusiasts.
Here are the top tourist places to visit in Munnar:

Echo Point
A picturesque spot where your voice echoes back. Great for boating and scenic views.
Top Station
The highest point in Munnar (1,700 m) offering panoramic views of the Western Ghats and the Theni Valley in Tamil Nadu.
Photo Point
A popular photo stop with rolling hills and tea gardens as the backdrop.
Pothamedu View Point
Offers breathtaking views of tea, coffee, and cardamom plantations, especially at sunrise or sunset.
Kolukkumalai Tea Estate
World's highest tea plantation, accessible via a jeep safari. Known for organic tea and dramatic mountain views.
Tata Tea Museum (KDHP Museum)
Learn about the history of tea in Munnar and see vintage tea-processing machines.
Eravikulam National Park
Home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr and the rare Neelakurinji flower (blooms once every 12 years). Don’t miss the Anamudi Peak view — the highest in South India.
Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary
Great for trekking and spotting rare species like the grizzled giant squirrel and elephants.
Lakkam Waterfalls
A lovely waterfall on the way to Marayoor, ideal for short hikes and nature photography.
Blossom Park (Hydel Park)
A landscaped garden with flower beds, a lake, and recreational activities like cycling and boating.
Rose Garden
A small but charming garden showcasing a variety of flowers, spices, and fruits.
Attukad Waterfalls
Surrounded by hills and lush forest, this waterfall is a must-visit during or after the monsoon.
Kundala Lake
A serene lake with pedal boating and horse rides, surrounded by cherry blossoms in season.
Mattupetty Dam & Lake
Popular for boating and picnics; also a great spot to spot elephants and enjoy mountain views.
Lockhart Gap
A quiet viewpoint with a heart-shaped gap in the mountains, ideal for trekkers and solitude seekers.
Anayirankal Dam
Less crowded, surrounded by tea plantations, often visited by herds of wild elephants.
Marayoor
Known for sandalwood forests and ancient Dolmens (burial sites). Great for cultural and offbeat exploration.
Tea & Spice Shopping
Pick up freshly ground cardamom, pepper, vanilla, and various types of tea from local markets.
Munnar Market
A local shopping hub for handicrafts, homemade chocolates, and Ayurvedic products.
Thekkady (Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary) – About 3–4 hours from Munnar
Meesapulimala Trek – Second highest peak in the Western Ghats
Devikulam – A serene hill station with myths tied to the Ramayana