1. Bodimettu view point
Offers breathtaking views of tea, coffee, and cardamom plantations.

2. Chinnakannal Waterfalls View
A beautiful cascading waterfall, perfect for selfie and group photos.

3. Lockhart Gap View
A refreshing tea estate view point for nature lovers and photographers.

3. Tea Museum
Munnar is famous for its lush tea gardens, which cover vast stretches of the hills. A visit to a tea estate or the Tata Tea Museum offers insights into tea production. Learn about the history of tea production and its significance to Munnar.

4. Rose Garden
The garden is home to a variety of flowers, including roses, dahlias, marigolds, hibiscus, and more. Seasonal blooms add to its charm. Explore the garden's pathways lined with blooming flowers.

5. Carmelagiri Elephant Park
The Elephant Park in Munnar, often referred to as the Carmelagiri Elephant Park, is a popular attraction for visitors, especially families and children. It provides an opportunity to interact with elephants and enjoy activities involving these majestic animals amidst the scenic beauty of Munnar.

6. Tea Estate View Point
The tea estates in Munnar are among its most iconic attractions, offering sprawling landscapes of lush greenery and mist-covered hills. These estates not only provide breathtaking views but also a chance to experience the serenity and charm of tea cultivation.

7. Mattupetty Dam
A popular picnic spot offering boating facilities and panoramic views of the surrounding hills.

8. Echo Point
Known for its natural echo phenomenon, it is a picturesque spot for photography and relaxation.

9. Kundala Dam
Kundala Dam, located about 20 kilometers from Munnar on the way to Top Station, is a picturesque destination surrounded by lush greenery and rolling hills. The Kundala Lake, formed by the dam, is a tranquil spot with calm waters reflecting the surrounding hills and forests.

10. Kundala Lake Boating
A serene lake surrounded by lush greenery, ideal for pedal boating and photography.

11. Neelakurinji Bloom
The Neelakurinji bloom, scientifically known as Strobilanthes kunthiana, is a rare and spectacular natural phenomenon that occurs in the hills of the Western Ghats, including Munnar. This unique flower blooms once every 12 years, covering the hillsides with a breathtaking carpet of purplish-blue flowers.

12. Top Station
The highest point in Munnar, offering stunning views of the valleys and the Tamil Nadu border.