Munnar Tourism: Hotels, Reviews, Packages, Photos, Maps, Experience, Itinerary

Munnar is a beautiful getaway landscaped with tea plantations, hills, lakes, forests and winding walks. Located at an altitude of 1,829 m, it is home to South India's highest peak called Anamudi, standing 2,695 m tall. It is also an important commercial centre in the Idukki district. The economy of Munnar thrives primarily from its vast tea estates and coffee plantations. Tourism is also another contributor. Often referred to as the Kashmir of South India, Munnar offers tourists a mix of relaxation and adventure amidst beautiful landscapes. The word Munnar in Tamil means three rivers. Munnar is located where the rivers Mudrapuzha, Nallathani and Kundala converge, and so the name. The history of Munnar can be traced back to the 10^th century, which is its recorded history; although various relics that have been discovered point to its existence in the Stone Age. Around the 17^th century the people of Tamil origin known as Muthuvans