Weather in Munnar

MUNNAR WEATHER

All months are the best time to visit Munnar as the weather remains pleasant and you can enjoy the lush green surrounding to its fullest. It's also a great time for trekking rock climbing activities.

Munnar in Summers MARCH - MAY

Summers in Munnar are nothing like scorching summers of India. The temperature ranges between 15 and 24-degree celsius. The evergreen forests surrounding Munnar keeps the temperature of the place calm and pleasantly maintained.

Munnar in Monsoon JUNE - OCTOBER

The average rainfall received in Munnar is 300 mm and the temperature varies from 10 to 20 degrees celsius. The monsoon makes the forests of Munnar greener and fresher.

Munnar in Winter OCTOBER - FEBRUARY

This period of time is considered as the peak season to visit Munnar. The temperature in winters remains between 10 and 25 degrees celsius. The weather is always accompanied by the cool breeze and a bit of chill in the ambience.

Choose the most popular destinations

Eravikulam National Park

The Eravikulam National Park Eravikulam National Park is located at a drive of 45 minutes from the City Centre of Munnar and is situated atop a summit of Western Ghats. Spread around a land stretch of 97 kilometers, this is one of the most sought place for Munnar sightseeing. It houses a plethora of flora and fauna and accounts itself amidst the other UNESCO World Heritage Site.The Eravikulam National Park opens sharp at 07:30 am in the morning and closes down by 04:00 pm in the evening.

Mattupetti Indo Swiss Farm

Mattupetti Dairy farm, also known as Indo-Swiss farm is a dairy farm started under the Indo-Swiss project in Kerala. Dedicated to cattle development and research, the Indo-Swiss project started in 1963 to improve livestock farming in the state. Also known as ‘cattle village’ Mattupetty is a tiny, charming village famous for its green lands and forests. Home to several varieties of high-quality cattle, one should visit Mattupetti Indo-Swiss farm for its beautiful gardens, picturesque views and for a chance to meet the many cattle breeds. 3km away from Mattupetty Dam, the dairy farm is one of the offbeat Munnar tourist places you should visit. Location: 3 km from Mattupetty Dam, Mattupetty, Idukki, Munnar, 685612. Timings: 9 AM – 11 AM | 2 PM – 3:30 PM

Echo Point

Located 15 kilometres from Munnar, at an altitude of 4500 feet above the sea level is the famous Echo Point. Known for its natural echo phenomenon, it is at Echo Point where you can hear your voice reverberate back to you as an echo when you shout. Situated along the banks of the picturesque Kundala Lake, Echo Point is surrounded by misty clouds, hills, verdant meadows and forests, which make a visit to this scenic place even more exhilarating. Essentially, Echo Point is the confluence of three famous South Indian mountain ranges. These are the Mudrapuzha, Nallathanni and the Kundala ranges. Situated alongside the banks of the enchanting Kundala Lake, Echo Point boasts of a misty background while being surrounded by greenery. Echo Point is a paradise for adventure junkies.

Kundala Lake

Kundala Lake offers a plethora of natural gems to wanderlust tourists who are ready to go the extra mile for satisfying their nomadic drives. Located at an altitude of 1700 metres from sea level Kundala Lake is a must stopover en route Munnar. Rolling tea plantations on the slopes of the Nilgiris under the canopy of the blue sky above with mild aroma of fresh tea leaves will make your holiday experiences richer than ever. One of the major attractions of Kundala Lake is the historical dam which shares its name with the lake. Riding through the tranquil waters of Kundala Lake on a Shikara boat in the midst of eternal greenery is something many honeymooners will yearn for. Kundala is paradise of flowers. With the host of Cherry Blossoms flowers that bloom only twice a year

Top Station

Located around 32 kms from Munnar, often called the ‘Kashmir of South India’, Top Station is a sight worth witnessing! It is the highest point of Munnar, and derives its name from being the uppermost railway station in the Kundala Valley, the ruins of which can still be seen from the Munnar Tea Museum. The 5500 feet high destination is a blissful viewpoint for a panoramic visuals of the Western Ghats and the beautiful valley of Theni in Tamil Nadu. Once you’re at the peak, you almost feel like you can reach out and touch the clouds, making this point truly ‘Heaven on Earth’! Top Station is also popular for its abundant foliage and the Neelakurinji flowers which bloom once in twelve years, adding a blush blue, vibrant look to the destination.

Marayoor Dolmens

This interesting place has 15 different types of Dolmens belonging to Neolithic age and some of which belongs to the Iron age. These prehistoric dolmens are situated around 55 km from Munnar and are worth taking a long trip to reach and witness the remnants of Dolmenoid cists which date back to the Megalithic age. One has to trek through Muniyara to see these magnificent burial chamber designed with four stones placed by the edges together and then covered by granite slabs which belong to different ages. Muniyara is also famous for prehistoric paintings, thick sandalwood forest, and these prehistoric structures. Marayoor Dolmens is a peek into our past heritage. This archaeological site is blessed with nature and rich history.