Frequently Asked Questions about Munnar Packages
1. Which is the best way to spend 2 days in Munnar?
A: The best way to spend 48 hours in the town of Munnar is by visiting the following places –
- a) Mattupetty Dam – A dam which was constructed for the purpose of water conservation and power generation, and now reflects the tea gardens surrounding the lake.
- b) Echo Point – Located right in the lap of lake and misty hills, Echo Point is known for its illustration of the phenomenon of echoing.
- c) Tea Museum – Established by Tata Tea in 2005, the Tea Museum portrays the history and growth of the journey of making tea through photographs and machinery.
- d) Eravikulum National Park – The first National Park in Kerala, this park promises you a great variety of flora and fauna.
- e) Kundala lake – Located about 20 kms from Munnar on the way to Top Station, Kundala Lake is famous for its Cherry Gardens and Neelakurinji flowers that blossom here.
- f) Lakkam waterfalls – One of the most beautiful waterfalls of Kerala, Lakkam waterfalls is located on the way to Marayoor from Munnar.
- g) Marayoor – Marayoor is a rain shadow village located about 40 kms from Munnar, famous for its sandalwood trees and adventure sports activities.
2. Is one day enough for Munnar?
A: No. In order to enjoy the beauty of Munnar, one should aim at staying for at least 2 days. If you have only 24 hours in hand for the destination, aim at visiting the Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point, Tea Museum and Top Station.
3. When is the best time to visit Munnar?
A: The best time to visit Munnar would be from October to March as it is comparatively cold and the weather is pleasant. The months of June to September receive heavy rainfall and hence is not preferred.
4. How far is Munnar from Cochin?
A: Munnar is located at a distance of 127 kilometers from Cochin.
5. What is Munnar famous for?
A: Munnar is a hill town situated in the Western Ghats mountain range of the Indian state – Kerala. The town is famous for its hills, tea plantations, National Parks, lakes, rivers, herbs and medicinal plants.