Munnar Specialty Resorts - Reviews and Rates

So we left Karnataka and headed by train to Cochin in kerala. We got on the train for a 5 hour journey it was the busiest we had seen the trains and thought it would soon quiet down and we would get a seat... oh no!! We stood for the full 5 hours!! We managed to stand by the door way to the train, (which means a little bit of air but not exactly...

What a change of scenery! On Saturday morning we rose just after 6 and got a rickshaw to Ernakulum bus station where we boarded a bus to Munnar. The journey lasted some 4.5 hours and was back breaking but the scenery was amazing and the change in climate was most welcome. The countryside, as you will see from the photos is green and mountainous....

I hadn't realised how much I'd missed rain until finally I caught the smell of it on the air, as we made our way up into the Western Ghats of Kerala to Munnar, site of the highest tea plantation in the world. It was my first taste of rain in more than four months (126 days to be precise) and the freshness of it on the air was like a balm. Laura ...