Top Station, as the name suggests is the highest point in Munnar. It is at a height of 1700 meters, on the Munnar-Kodaikanal road. From the view point, you can see miles into the Theni district of Tamil Nadu and enjoy a panoramic bird’s eye view of the Western Ghats. This destination is also very popular when the Neelakurinji blossoms. The entire mountain slopes come alive with a fresh new blue/lavender tint. The strange feature of this plant is that it blossoms only every 12 years. Next flowering season is due on 2018. The Kurinjimala sanctuary is also near to the Top Station.

Anayirankal Dam is about 22 kms. from C7. Anayirankal is surrounded by tea plantations and evergreen forests. The Anayirankal dam and reservoir provides an eye-catching view. Elephants can be spotted at the reservoir. It is ideal for picnics and trekking.

Anakkulam is a peaceful settlement located in the middle of a reserve forest. This place is located about 40 km away from Munnar . Till very recently this place was not a very popular, but now a lot of tourists who used to travel to and from Munnar halts here to watch the elephants.

Kolukkumalai is a famous destination in the Munnar region and this very much adjacent to the meesapulimala. The most important attraction in this area is the kolukkumalai tea factory which is located in a higher altitude. It is located in the Theni district of Tamilnadu and is about 800 feet above the sea level. On the way to the kolukkumalai both sides of the road are enriched with the view of tea estates.

Perumbankuthu waterfalls Located near Anakkulam in Munnar Kerala Anakkulam, located 30 km from Munnar, is an idyllic little hamlet located in the midst of a Reserve Forest. Two tributaries of the Periyar river, namely, Ittacholayaar and Nallathanniyar runs through the village forming a number of water-falls that are glorious visual delights for visitors. One can stand at the crest of the majestic Perimbankuthu falls and watch as the river descends to the depth of its outpourings.

Nyamakad is located between Munnar and Rajamala. As a rule, take your fully charged camera along to all the places to visit in and around Munnar. But for this particular trip, if you fail to take your camera, you could end-up rather disappointed because this is a land of breathtaking waterfalls. The waters cascade down from a rocky hill formation from a height of about 1600 meters. The vicinity offers an excellent picnic spot and trekking point. Gravel Banks, a trout fishing site is located at a secluded corner of Nyamakad Estate.

Mattupetty is located 1700 meters above sea level, with brooks and cascades embellishing its magnificent terrain. Anamudi, the highest mountain peak of the Western Ghats is close to Mattupetty. This is a haven for nature lovers. Apart from the green rich tea plantations and rolling grasslands, Mattupetty is popular for its unique Shola forests. This forest area is excellent for trekking, bird watching and of course; photography. Mattupetty Lake and the dam have many locations ideal for picnicking. The district Tourism Promotion Council offers boating facilities. Speed boats are available for hiring. Nearby there is also the picturesque Kundala tea estates and the adjacent Lake. While you are here it is worth visiting the Indo-Swiss Livestock project which is home to several varieties of high-yielding cattle.

Echo Point (15 kms from Munnar): This is an amazing vantage point. The place derives its name from the natural echo phenomenon. Spectacular views of the surrounding mist-clad blue hills and plantations can also be enjoyed from this point. The place lies on the way to Top Station from Munnar.

Pothamedu is all about picturesque beauty. And there is plenty of variety. You can see coffee, tea and cardamom plantations surrounding the Pothamedu view point. If you enjoy adventure sports, this area provides excellent possibilities for trekking and hiking. On a clear day Idukki arch dam is visible from the view point. There is also the magnificent view of the valley ahead with the river Muthirapuzha flowing through. Carry your camera, as the entire area is ideal for photography.