At a height of about 1800 m from the sea level, Munnar is a tranquil tourist destination in God's own country. As the name specifies Munnar is the place where the three rivers Mudrapuzha, Nallathani and Kundala converge.Munnar has got everything that gives inspiration, peace and relaxation to your mind. Just imagine a spot where you can see placid lakes, glittering streams, valleys, green-dressed mountains, meadows and so on. Definitely, Munnar brings what you want making your imagination a reality.

This spot is 15 kms from Munnar. "Nilgiri Tahr", a rare species of mountain goat which faces extinction is found here. The Eravikulam National Park here acts a sanctuary for this endangered species. The sanctuary covers an area of about 97 sq.kms which includes the Shola forests and grasslands.

The highest peak in the Western Ghats with a height of 2695m is Anaimudi. Anaimudi and the hills around it is the home of many rare species of flora and fauna. It's also a best trekking spot.

Situated 14 kms away from Munnar, Mattupetty is at an altitude of 1700 m from sea level. Mattupetty is renowned for its wonderful lake and a dam which reveal the serene beauty of the tea estates and other plantations. The Kerala Government has arranged Boating facility here.

We can feel & wonder the echo phenomenon of the majestic mountains in Echo Point.

Devikulam, known for its lake and spectacular sceneries is 7kms away from Munnar.Kodaikanal Lake The lake in Kodaikanal is one of the famous tourist attractions. It's just 3 kms from the bus stand. This star-shaped lake is situated 2285 m above the sea level and is noted for its clean water. The Golf Club is located 5 kms from the Kodaikanal Lake. Boating, Horse-riding, Cycling, Fishing(arranged by Fisheries Department) all these around this lake make Kodaikanal a perfect holiday resort.