
Kannan Devan Tea Museum
The country's first Tea Museum, located at KDHP's Nullatanni Estate, is only a five-minute drive from Munnar Town.
From misty viewpoints and tea gardens to waterfalls, wildlife and high-altitude adventures.

The country's first Tea Museum, located at KDHP's Nullatanni Estate, is only a five-minute drive from Munnar Town.

Built by the British in 1910 using rough-hewn granite in an impressive Gothic architectural style.

A beautiful nature park spread across wooded land beside the R.A. Headworks.

Enjoy excellent panoramic views of tea, coffee and cardamom plantations.

The waterfall is at its spectacular best during Munnar's monsoon season.

See tea plantations spread like a rich green carpet across the mountains.

At over 2,695 metres, Anamudi is the tallest peak in South India.

A protected highland landscape managed by the Kerala Department of Forests and Wildlife.

A refreshing tourist attraction on the scenic road from Munnar to Udumalaipettai.

Kerala's only region with naturally growing sandalwood forests.

A breathtaking cascade from the Pambar River inside Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary.

Ancient burial chambers formed by four upright stones covered by a capstone.

A picture-perfect tea garden setting for portraits and lasting memories.

A remarkable giant tree with numerous honeybee hives hanging from its branches.

A hydroelectric dam situated approximately 1,700 metres above sea level.

Calls made across the lake embankment return from the surrounding hills as a vivid echo.

Pedal across a beautiful lake surrounded by lush jungle and peaceful hills.

A spectacular viewpoint offering a true above-the-clouds experience.

Terraced farms producing a large share of Kerala's vegetables and cool-climate fruits.

A mist-veiled meadow with a solitary tree, known for sightings of wild elephants.

Munnar's beautifully rolled tea gardens create an unforgettable landscape of green.

A peaceful high-hill stop with sweeping views over the tea valley.

Surrounded by coffee, tea and cardamom plantations within evergreen forests.

Woodland-like gardens filled with bamboo-palm shrubs across the forest floor.

A remote Idukki village celebrated for its frequent wild elephant gatherings.

A developing boating centre and one of the newer attractions around Munnar.

Watch warm evening colours settle across the hills and plantations.

Walk through an aromatic spice plantation and discover Kerala's famous produce.

Family-friendly outdoor entertainment and activities near Mattupetty.

A scenic forest waterfall ideal for a refreshing nature escape.

A 360-degree hill viewpoint with dramatic valley and sunset scenery.

A quiet elevated viewpoint overlooking reservoir waters and green ridges.

Spend a memorable night camping among the high Western Ghats.

Trek to sunrise views and camp beside the world's highest tea estates.

Relax in a scenic stay overlooking peaceful waters and plantation hills.

Explore Kerala's smallest national park, rich with shola forest biodiversity.