Tea Sanctuary Munnar

... 9.00 am in the morning..on the way to munnar via this route one needs to travel via Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary(ablut 60 km from Munnar). Dry forests(in the sunny days) define the sanctuary. The Pamba river originating from Anaimudi hills flows through it ...

... breakfast, we boarded our ride and set of to sightsee what the region has to offer. First, we went to an elephant sanctuary. We saw a few elephants there that appeared to be happily grazing. However, they were domesticated and we couldn't help feeling a ...

... 9.00 am in the morning..on the way to munnar via this route one needs to travel via Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary(about 60 km from Munnar). Dry forests(in the sunny days) define the sanctuary. The Pamba river originating from Anaimudi hills flows through it ...

... cups of tea in Munnar made from the freshly picked tea leaves.  The next day we packed up and headed to Chinnar wildlife sanctuary where we had already booked, through the forestry commission in Munnar to stay in a tree house. It wasn't cheap at 1250 ...

... to have a pool. We all had an early morning dip before taking a 10 minute walk down the road to the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary. That was so nice with the most gorgeous tropical jungle – the bird life wasn’t wildly exciting, tho. We are waiting ...

... of transport and Sebastian’s brother took us out in his jeep following a different road to the distant Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary. Like the previous day, the landscape was nothing short of spectacular as we climbed over a high pass and dropped down ...

... cloudy, look down over the Western Ghats. It was impressive enough even with the cloud. We're heading off tomorrow to Peryiar Wildlife Sanctuary in the hope of seeing some Tigers, chances are we wont, but I think it is a certainly to see Elephants and ...

... local and we survived !! Hurrah! Finally after lunch in what was the equivelent of an India backwater Little Chef we hit a wildlife sanctuary to see an endangered goat!  The sign as we walked it you will see says that 'animal sightsing are purely by ...

... , which we cycled (painful on the legs) and drove (painful for my stomach) around. We also went on a day trip to a wildlife sanctuary. We saw Indian bison (about a mile away), a deer (not so exciting when you live next to a deer park in Nottingham) and ...

... , and he and his staff went out of their way to make our stay more than comfortable.   Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary, Thattekad: Joy personally accompanied us the next morning to the Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary at Thattekad, a mere 15 minute ...

... UK's enduring love of builder's brew. Repackaged and re-branded with the help of a few animated chimps, this tea is the economic trump card of Munnar town, a thriving industrial hub that's sadly free of any aesthetic wow factor. After a quick chapatti ...

... by I followed her and then guess what she said to me??? "Hello"!     What a slut. We also visited a wildlife sanctuary north of Munnar, but it was a bit of a bust. We saw no animals really (well, some deer and bison, but we have those ...

... said it happened every day. Not just for festivals. As you listened, you can hear different sermons, hymns and singing. The bird sanctuary was a bit of a bust, but it was nice to see the villages along the way waking up. We stayed at the hotel again ...

... by the mountains and with a straight road going through kilometre after kilometre. I had in my mind that I wanted to go to a Wildlife Sanctuary in the area, and see some elephants, but when we get there they say I probably wont see any animals at all this ...

... some guide, actual riksha driver turned into guide, on surrounding area tour, which should include tea plantations, waterfalls, pepper plantation, sandalwood forest and some wildlife sanctuary so we'll see. But back to how did we get here. From Kollam ...

... Indian people use the horn on average (are you really ready for this?), nine thousand times per month!!! The Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary is a stunning area and although we did not see a great deal, our early morning trek was extremely beautiful. Stopping ...

... to explore nature and wild life. Fortunately this was initiated in the month of March our 1st trip to Mudhumalai wild life sanctuary. Thanks to god the trip really enhanced our passion and seeks for more travel. Not to waste a good weekend and tripped to ...