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MUNNAR

147 Km away from Kottayam.  An excellent hill station with an exotic flora and fauna. A major centre of tea industry. It is surrounded by 30 tea estates, some of which are amongst the highest in the world. Among the exotic flora found in the forest and grasslands here, is the Neelakurinji, which blooms once in twelve years. The next bloom is in 2006. Anaimudi, the highest peak in South India at the height of 2, 695 metre is situated nearby.

The Pothmedu (6 Km from Munnar) offers an excellent view of the tea, rubber and cardamom plantations. Devikulam (7 Km of Munnar) is an idyllic hill station with its velvet lawns. The Mattupetty (13 Km from Munnar) is situated at a height of 1700m is known for its highly specialised dairy farm - the Indo Swiss Livestock Project. The Rajamala (15Km from Munnar) is the natural habitat of the Nigiri Tahar. Half of the world population of the rare mountain goat (Hemitragas hylocres) which is fast becoming extinct, is now found here.Read More

Accommodation

Sree Narayana Tourist Home near Tourist Information Office is one the best and less expensive lodge in Munnar. 

Hotel Isaac's The Residency, Hotel Hill View, Edassery Eastend and the Royal Retreat are mid-range expensive. 

 

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