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Bangalore to Munnar Tour Package: 3 Days in Kerala’s Tea Country

Emerald tea estates, mountain lakes and cool mist in the Western Ghats of Kerala. Our group tour includes a 3-star stay, a certified guide and all sightseeing.

  • 3 days / 2 nights
  • ~475 km · 10–11 hrs
  • Best: Sep–Mar
  • Certified guide

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  • Duration3 days, 2 nights
  • Start / endBangalore
  • Distance~475 km
  • Best timeSeptember to March
Tour overview

Why Munnar is worth the trip

Munnar sits between 1,450 and 1,700 m in the Idukki district of Kerala, where three mountain streams — Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and Kundaly — meet. It was once the summer retreat of the British, and its slopes are still covered in some of the world’s finest tea estates.

Munnar is also home to the endangered Nilgiri tahr in Eravikulam National Park, and to the Neelakurinji, a shrub that turns the hills blue once every 12 years. Our tour covers the classic Munnar circuit, from Mattupetty Dam to Top Station, with time to taste fresh tea and spices.

Tour highlights

  • Endless tea estates and the Tata Tea Museum
  • Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point and Kundala Lake
  • Top Station — views across the Tamil Nadu plains
  • Eravikulam National Park, home of the Nilgiri tahr (seasonal)
  • Attukad and Thoovanam waterfalls
  • Spice gardens and fresh cardamom, pepper and tea to take home
Day by day

Munnar itinerary

A relaxed plan we can adjust to your group. Tap a day to see the details.

Day 1Bangalore → Munnar
  • Early pickup in Bangalore
  • Scenic drive via Salem, Coimbatore and Udumalpet
  • Check in at Munnar; evening walk in town
  • Dinner at the hotel
Day 2Munnar sightseeing
  • Breakfast at the hotel
  • Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point and Kundala Lake
  • Top Station viewpoint
  • Rose Garden and Tea Museum
  • Thoovanam or Attukad waterfalls
  • Dinner at the hotel
Day 3Eravikulam → Bangalore
  • Breakfast and check-out
  • Eravikulam National Park (closed in the calving season, usually Feb–Mar)
  • Shop for tea and spices
  • Drive back to Bangalore, arriving late night
What you get

Inclusions and exclusions

Included

  • Tempo Traveller (group departures) or private vehicle, with experienced driver
  • 2 nights in a 3-star hotel, double occupancy
  • Breakfast on Day 2 and Day 3; dinner on Day 2
  • Certified local guide
  • Sightseeing as per itinerary
  • Private tours: pickup from your location

Not included

  • Meals not listed
  • Entry tickets, boating, jeep safaris
  • Eravikulam park bus and tickets
  • Personal expenses and tips

Inclusions are for group departures. Private tours can be customised.

Sightseeing

Places to visit in Munnar

Tea Museum

Tea Museum

The story of Munnar tea, with a working factory demo.

Eravikulam National Park

Eravikulam National Park

Nilgiri tahr grazing on rolling grassland.

Waterfalls

Waterfalls

Attukad and Lakkam falls tumble through the estates.

Elephant ride & spice garden

Elephant ride & spice garden

Plantation walks with cardamom, pepper and vanilla.

Mattupetty & Echo Point

Mattupetty & Echo Point

A dam, lake and the valley where your voice echoes back.

Adventure trails

Adventure trails

Jeep trips and treks to Kolukkumalai and Meesapulimala.

Hidden gems in Munnar

  • KolukkumalaiOne of the world’s highest tea estates — sunrise by jeep.
  • ChinnarA rain-shadow sanctuary with star tortoises and giant squirrels.
  • MarayoorSandalwood forests and ancient dolmens.
  • PothameduA quiet viewpoint over tea, coffee and cardamom.
Food & adventure

What to eat and do in Munnar

Must-try food

  • Kerala sadyaA banana-leaf feast of rice and many curries.
  • Appam & stewLacy rice pancakes with coconut-milk stew.
  • Puttu & kadalaSteamed rice cylinders with black-chickpea curry.
  • Fresh Munnar teaStraight from the estates — try a masala chai.
  • Home-made chocolatesSold in small shops all over town.
  • SpicesCardamom, pepper and cinnamon from local gardens.

Adventure & activities

Trekking

Meesapulimala, Lakshmi Hills and Chokramudi.

Jeep safari

Off-road rides to Kolukkumalai for sunrise.

Boating

Speed and pedal boats at Mattupetty and Kundala.

Cycling

Quiet estate roads around Devikulam.

Plan the season

Best time to visit Munnar

  • Best time
  • Good
  • Monsoon / off-peak

September to March is cool and clear. April and May are warm and pleasant. June to August is monsoon — gorgeous, but some roads see landslides. The Neelakurinji blooms once every 12 years (last in 2018).

Good to know

  • Long driveMunnar is 10–11 hours away. A 3-day trip means two long travel days; 4 days is more relaxed.
  • Eravikulam closuresThe park usually closes during the Nilgiri tahr calving season (around Feb–Mar).
  • Monsoon careIn heavy rain we keep to safe roads and may swap viewpoints.
  • Go plastic-freeMunnar restricts single-use plastic in many areas. Carry a refillable bottle and a cloth bag.
Packing list

What to pack for Munnar

Tick things off as you pack.

FAQs

Munnar tour: your questions answered

How far is Munnar from Bangalore?

Munnar is about 475 km from Bangalore. The drive takes 10–11 hours via Salem, Coimbatore and Udumalpet.

What is included in the Munnar tour package?

A Tempo Traveller (on group departures), 2 nights in a 3-star hotel on double occupancy, breakfast on Day 2 and 3, dinner on Day 2, a certified guide and all sightseeing on the itinerary.

What is the best time to visit Munnar?

September to March is ideal. April and May are pleasant too. The monsoon months are lush but wet.

Can we see the Nilgiri tahr?

Yes, usually, in Eravikulam National Park. The park closes during the calving season, usually around February and March.

Is Munnar safe for travellers?

Munnar is generally safe and has a low crime rate. As anywhere, watch your belongings in crowded spots and avoid isolated areas at night.

Do hotels in Munnar have Wi-Fi?

Most hotels and many restaurants offer Wi-Fi. Mobile signal can be patchy on the estate roads.

Are cards accepted in Munnar?

UPI and cards work in most hotels and bigger shops, but carry some cash for small stalls and spice gardens.

Can we add Thekkady or Alleppey?

Yes. Munnar + Thekkady + Alleppey makes a lovely 5–6 day Kerala trip. Ask us for a custom plan.

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