Wildlife In Munnar, Kerala

Spread over around 97 square kilometers, the Eravikulam National Park in Munnar is one of Kerala’s most sought after tourist hotspots. When you visit the park, you can expect to find all kinds of flora and fauna, especially the rare and endangered Nilgiri Tahr. You may also be able to spot the rare Neelakurinji flowers, tha...

Anamudi Peak in Munnar is one of the most famous natural wonders in Kerala. It is known as the highest peak in Munnar, the highest peak in South India, and one of the most loved places for nature trips in the Western Ghats. Travellers search for Anamudi Munnar because of its peaceful landscapes, misty hills, rich wildlife, ...

Revel in the adventurous spirit of Kerala and its charming landscapes by indulging in trekking in Munnar! You will not only get to witness the beauty of Munnar at its best, but will also experience the real thrill! Trek through the spectacular tea plantations and climb till the top, where you can relax in your own camp. Sto...

Have you ever dreamed of flying high above rolling green hills? Paragliding in Munnar makes that dream come true. It’s your chance to glide above the misty tea gardens, peaceful valleys, and mountain ridges of Kerala’s famous hill station. The feeling of floating in the sky with nothing but the wind around you is something ...

If you are a nature lover, flock to the scenic and majestic Chinnar wildlife sanctuary where there are a variety of high sholas,  dry deciduous forests, and some grasslands. When you visit this wildlife sanctuary you will get to view the multitude of animal species like spotted deer, elephants, hanuman langur, peacocks, sam...

Spend time in solitude with nature in the velvet lawns, and the charming hilly terrains of Devikulam. Enjoy the pious atmosphere of this quaint hill-station at the mythical Sita Devi Lake. According to local folklore, Goddess Sita bathed in this Devikulam Lake. This lake is renowned for its mineral water that helps treat sk...

Gurgling brooks, blooming rhododendrons and dazzling hillocks make Meesapulimala a natural paradise. This is South India’s second highest peak that is situated at a majestic height of 8724 feet above sea level. Literally meaning “ face of the tiger”, you can trek to the top of Meesapulimala after meandering your way aroun...