Idukki: Munnar, Kerala's popular hill station, is currently experiencing its coldest temperatures of the season. The region saw temperatures dipping to minus one degree Celsius in Devikulam ODK division, leading to beautiful snowfall that has captivated tourists from all over. With the chilly weather continuing, many visitors are flocking to Munnar and its surrounding areas to enjoy the cold and scenic beauty.
The temperature in Chenduvarai Estate was recorded at one degree Celsius, while Sevenmala and Nallathanni saw temperatures of two and three degrees Celsius. The intense cold wave, which first hit on December 24 with a zero-degree Celsius reading in Chenduvara, is expected to persist in the coming days.
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Major spots to visit in Munnar
Top Station, a popular spot in Munnar, is known for its stunning views, tranquil surroundings, and diverse wildlife. Located 32 kilometers from Munnar on the Munnar-Kodaikkanal road, Top Station straddles the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border.
Eravikulam National Park, spanning 97 square kilometers, is a haven for wildlife, especially the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. The park, known for its scenic trekking paths, is also famous for the rare Neelakurinji flowers that bloom once every twelve years.
The Tea Museum, opened in 2005 by Tata Tea at Nallathanni Estate, offers visitors a chance to explore the history of tea cultivation and production. It showcases the development of tea-making tools and processes, providing insights into the tea culture of the region.
Mattupetty Dam is a popular destination for couples, offering serene views of Munnar's natural beauty. The area provides various activities like boating and picnicking. The best time to visit is around sunset when the golden light reflects off the dam’s waters, creating a picturesque scene.
Published: 06 Jan 2025, 09:20 am IST
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