Munnar
Munnar: Kashmir Of South India
December to March
3 days
INR 5000/- per person
Munnar's tourism season is unquestionably the winter. The climate is ideal from December to February, with average temperature reaching 10 degrees Celsius. The air is fresh and pure, and adventurers will be enthralled by the hill station's numerous chances for mountain climbing, hiking, and rappelling.
Munnar's season runs from March to May, and the hill station is a welcome respite from the sweltering plains. You simply need to bring light cottons for this trip. Yes, and bring an umbrella because summers are susceptible to delightful rain showers that cool things down even more.
Since many tourists skip the rolling hill during the monsoon because of the frequent rains, it is a fantastic time to organize your holiday. If you're searching for some quiet time to yourself, June through September is the best time to go. Munnar is given a whole new dimension by the rain-washed area with its rich green scenery.
Government buses are a convenient and economical method to see Munnar's picturesque hill station. The tickets vary in price from Rs. 5 to Rs. 25.
You can hire a bike to navigate about the city if you are traveling alone. The daily rental price ranges from Rs. 300 to Rs. 400.
Auto-rickshaws are a good way to go around town and are less expensive than taxis. The majority of automobiles have meters.
You can also lease or hire a cab to tour Munnar's streets and see the key sights.
Munnar means three rivers.
It is the Kashmir of South India. You can spot wild elephants roaming the tea estates.
Some of the world’s finest teas are cultivated in Munnar. The Anamalai hill station is famous for Neelakurunji, a flower that blooms once in 12 years.
Munnar's official languages are Malayalam and English.
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