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OUT OF TOWN MUNNAR
It’s important to note that the most common way to arrange a tour in Munnar is via your guesthouse or accommodation, therefore you won’t be disadvantaged if staying at one of the 'out of town'
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Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary-Entre Fee, Photos, Timings & All you need to know
Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary is at a distance of 48 Kilometers from Munnar town and it comes under the jurisdiction of Eravikulam National Park which is the largest national park in Kerala. Chinnar …
Solo Trip to Munnar, Kerala- Your Complete Guide for 2024
Although the saying goes, the merrier doesn’t get so old, and traveling in groups has been more common than ever with all the plenty of packages that are available on the internet, traveling solo is a …
Munnar Distance Chart-A Traveler’s Guide to Other places from Munnar
If you are planning a visit to Munnar in Kerala, Munnar Distance Chart will be a valuable tool. A distance chart for Munnar serves as a comprehensive guide, offering crucial information about the …
If you want a peaceful view of the valleys and something a little more comfortable.
- Treks: Munnar offers various trekking trails that take you through scenic landscapes and allow you to explore nature up close.
- Tea Plantation Tour: Learn about the tea-making process by visiting a tea plantation and picturesque tea gardens.
- Tea Factory Visit: Explore a tea factory to observe the tea production process and sample different tea varieties.
- Other Waterfalls: Apart from Cheerappaya Falls, you can visit other waterfalls in Munnar such as Attukad Waterfalls, Lakkam Waterfalls, and Nyayamakad Waterfalls.
- Viewpoints: Munnar boasts stunning viewpoints like Echo Point, Top Station, and Pothamedu Viewpoint, offering panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and hills. But honestly, anywhere you stop will have a view.
- Street Shopping: Indulge in some street shopping to buy local handicrafts, spices, and souvenirs.
I found that the rustic charm of the rooms, combined with their cleanliness and fresh linens, provided for a cozy stay with just enough comfort. The “courtyard” room, in particular, which is the one I stayed in, was charming with its big windows and abundant natural light, creating a pleasant and soothing ambiance while giving you something to look at. There are another 3-4 rooms like it at the property. For light sleepers, it is advisable to book one of these rooms as they are away from the main road and noise disturbances.
While the rooms are undeniably nice, one minor drawback is the lack of outdoor space to sit, relax read a book, or drink coffee. However, this is a small price to pay for the overall appeal of the property. Speaking of reading, check out the bookcase in the reception that holds books that travelers have left behind. I found some interesting titles and comics that I read during my brief stay here.
THE GOAN KITCHEN
While not your typical café, The Goan Kitchen offers a unique experience for those craving authentic Goan flavors. Picture yourself sitting on their mezzanine floor, savoring local snacks like pasteis, egg chops, chicken samosas, rissois, pan rolls, and more, that you’ve picked from the display case. Sip on some coffee, kokum soda, or ‘orchata’ (a drink made with almonds and rosewater) as you enjoy Konkani tunes playing in the background and the friendly chatter of customers and staff. It’s an unconventional yet charming spot in Margao. Don’t forget to pick up some pickles, masalas and teatime snacks when you leave.
Hiking in the Tea Plantations of Munnar, Kerala!
If you have come to Munnar with your children, you should spend one day for this fun and adventurous destination. The entrancefee is moderate, and this park includes many adventure sports. There is a jungle safari, where you can see a lot of animals and flora. You will be able to see theater in 12D,which the children would enjoy.
