What is that one thing that brings a sense of respite to your weary soul, that makes your heart sing with joy, that something, which fills you with pure bliss, the sight that’s a reminder that you are alive and blessed?
For me that’s Nature and its Greens and Greys!
And when I saw Munnar for the first time in pictures, I felt all of the above in my being and knew in that instant that I had to visit the place and so I did!
Let’s Give You A Taste Of Munnar:

Have you ever seen a place so alluring that no matter how much you try, you aren’t able to really capture it’s true beauty in the camera, and so, you silently wish the world could see the marvel unfolding in front of you, through your eyes? I’d say visiting Munnar was one such moment for me.
Munnar is a picturesque hill station in the western Ghats of Kerala. One of the most sought-after travel destinations in South India, Munnar is celebrated for its lush green tea plantations and the idyllic charm. No doubt Kerala is popularly known as God’s own country as it has many nature’s gems under its belt and Munnar is one of them.
An accommodation nestled in the woods can be quite fulfilling for some, however if you still feel the urge to venture out and explore the hills, Munnar has many local attractions to satiate the wanderer in you. I explored Munnar Botanical Garden, Cheeyappara Waterfalls, Tea Museum, and Eravikulam National Park on a rainy day, with a corncob in my hand, and loved it to the hilt.


Reaching Munnar From Delhi:
There is no direct transport connectivity to Munnar. The fastest and most convenient way to reach Munnar from Delhi is by taking a flight to the nearest airport, which is Cochin International airport, then hiring a cab from there to Munnar.
Alternatively, you can also get your cab sorted through the hotel.
It’s an approx. 4 hr journey (around 111km), but it’s a journey you’d never want to end.
Where Did I Stay? Here…
