Trekking in Munnar
Have you ever wondered to scale on the top of the mountain and revel in the true spirit of adventure, to explore the beauty & the glorious views of Kerala? Well, then the next trip to Munnar will surely test your adrenaline and energy skills. The breath-taking trekking trails in Munnar has something to offer for one and all. The lush green tea plantations and the misty weather make the whole experience simply amazing. Make sure you do not miss out the experience of trekking in Munnar on your trip to this hilly-heaven of God’s own country.
Munnar is one of the most opted tourist destinations in India ; the coolest place has everything in store to make you happy with its huge mountain views, stunning tea plantations , naturally beautiful spots and many other activities. Now, to make your visit to Munnar to be an unforgettable experience we have started an all new website: munnarinfo.in. Through the site you can find and book a wide choice of activities to enjoy in Munnar. Trekking, Hiking, plantation visit, cultural events etc ; all programmes are well organised to make your time really fruitful. Just make you pick and book it.
Munnar is a mesmerising hill station in Kerala that offers a plethora of trekking trails for the trekkers to explore. The whole range is covered with carpets of greenery, low slopes covered with some of the world’s highest tea plantations and rainforests rich in biodiversity, endemics and spice plantations and hills with their crests hidden behind a blanket of fog along with stretches of rugged terrains.
You can choose among the many existing trek routes, some of them very popular, some not so known. There are some which can be done in a day, and some take longer as the routes are interconnected to form a web of trek trail for a more adventurous and exciting experience for the trekkers. The treks vary in difficulty, but they offer equal exuberance nonetheless.
Veteran and adventurous trekkers usually prefer the monsoon season because of the great challenge they offer, but since the Munnar routes are more or less covered with rainforests and rugged terrains, they tend to get very slippery and dangerous in the immediate season time. So a better option would be to visit the place right after monsoon till summer chimes in – that is, from September to March.
Always use good shoes; they are your best friends while trekking no matter the duration or terrain. Carry salt with you in your rucksack to fight the leeches that will most definitely bite you while walking through the forests. Carry light food and lots of water. Unleash the shutterbug in you. Carry your camera as there will be ample opportunities to capture wildlife, amazing views from atop the highest points and otherwise sprawling tea plantations and grasslands.
