Munnar Tour Packages

Munnar is what a hill station looks like when tea designs the landscape - entire valleys upholstered in clipped green, mist working through the passes, and roads that turn every few minutes into another viewpoint. It is Kerala's high country, and the easiest tea-country immersion in India.

Our Munnar tour packages are ready-made itineraries covering the estates, the park and the sunrise roads. Open one and customise every day to match your dates, budget and pace.

Why visit Munnar

The tea leads: estate walks between the hedged rows, the tea museum's working demonstration of leaf to cup, and photo stops that need no searching - the plantations are the whole horizon. Eravikulam National Park adds the wild note, home of the endangered Nilgiri tahr on the high grass slopes beneath Anamudi, south India's tallest peak.

The dam-and-lake road east - Mattupetty, Echo Point and on toward Top Station's cliff-edge viewpoint - makes the classic half-day drive, and the serious sunrise is Kolukkumalai, a jeep climb to what the estate proudly calls the world's highest tea plantation, with the Tamil plains sunrise below. For the full sight-by-sight rundown, see our guide to places to visit in Munnar.

Best time to visit Munnar

September to May is the long season. Winter, December to February, brings the crispest air and the best sunrises; the spring months stay green and comfortable while the plains heat up. The monsoon, June to August, drapes the valleys in serious rain and mist - lush, moody and cheap, but the viewpoints go missing for hours at a time. Eravikulam also closes for a stretch in late winter for the tahr's calving season, so packages check the park calendar around February and March.

Explore our best Munnar tour packages

Each package below is a complete day-by-day plan. Pick one, then fine-tune hotels, activities and pace in Tripmojo and keep everyone on the trip in sync.

How many days do you need in Munnar

Three days covers the estates, Eravikulam and the Mattupetty road at a proper pace, with the Kolukkumalai sunrise as the early-morning centrepiece of the middle day. A fourth day slows everything down or adds the quieter valleys toward Vattavada. Munnar also slots into the classic Kerala loop - it pairs with the backwaters and Kochi on our Kerala packages page, which covers the full state circuit.

Getting to Munnar

Kochi is the gateway - about four hours up from the airport on a road that becomes part of the trip once the climb starts, waterfalls and spice country included. Madurai and Coimbatore serve the Tamil Nadu side. There is no rail line into the hills; the drive is the way in. Locally, one hired vehicle covers the viewpoint roads comfortably, and the Kolukkumalai leg swaps into a dedicated jeep for the final rough climb.

Where to stay in Munnar

Stay in the plantations, not the town: estate bungalows and tea-view resorts along the Mattupetty and Chinnakanal roads deliver the Munnar you came for, with mist arriving over the hedges at breakfast. Munnar town itself is the practical hub - useful for budget stays and restaurants but short on views. Couples gravitate to the high-altitude resorts around Chinnakanal; families do well along the dam road. Each package can be adjusted to the mix you prefer.