Chennai To Munnar

Mystic and 'tea'sing munnar

Post by Arvind | Mumbai | Jul 6, 2010

The hilly terrain of Munnar has good accessible roads, but they are narrow and bit risky especially during monsoons. Its advisable to plan your journey so that you enter the Ghat Section which is about 2-3 hours climb during the day time. KSRTC (both Karnataka and Kerela) have daily buses to Munnar from Bangalore and Eranakulam. KPN also has a service from Bangalore and Chennai. The route from Bangalore is Bangalore - Salem-Coimbatore - Udumalapet-Mariyoor- Munnar.

natural munnar

Post by jeba | Chennai | Mar 16, 2010

You can travel to this place from chennai-tirupur-udumalaipet on the way up you can have look at amaravathi dam, or you can travel from thekaddy which is one of the picaresque route.

Be with your loved ones and not be disturbed

Post by prasy | Chennai | Feb 21, 2007

The best way to reach Munnar is to get to Cochin and then take the bus or hire a vehicle to reach Munnar in 3-4 hours. For local travel in Munnar request your hotel to organize a vehicle. There are star category hotels and resorts catering to the needs of tourists. Warm fleece jacket or woolen jumpers are necessary. Take an umbrella or raincoats because heavy clouds might appear quite suddenly over the mountains. After 5pm thick fog starts to envelope the hills sometimes giving zero visibility. Plastics are banned in Munnar panchayat. Avoid the monsoon season while visiting Munnar.

An Encounter with Pristine Nature

Post by Dipankar | Ranchi | May 26, 2011

Nearest Airport as well as Rail head is Kochi about 130 km away. Buses are available from Kochi, but hiring a cab helps in coming to close contact with nature, there are a number of unknown sightseeing points on the way to Munnar, none of them will be missed ! So what are you waiting for ? Pack your baggage and you are out for an encounter with pristine nature, you will never forget !!!