Munnar is a hill station in the Idukki district of Kerala. It is known for its vast tea plantations. The name Munnar is derived from the words Moonu (three) and Aaru (river), referring to the town s ...

Given below is the road distance between Bangalore and Munnar. If more than one route is available, alternate routes will also be displayed. The map given below gives road map and travel directions to ...

Munnar, one of India’s most popular honeymoon destinations, is a breathtaking hill station perched between 5,000 and 8,000 feet on the Kannan Devan Hills in Kerala. Often called the “Kashmir of the ...

Movement of tourists to popular hill destinations in Kerala from Karnataka has been affected owing to heavy rain even as the Kerala government on Monday issued a travel advisory against travelling to ...

KSRTC has introduced a Royal View double-decker bus for tourists in Munnar, featuring 360-degree glass views, colourful lighting, a music system, and a coffee vending machine. The bus, accommodating ...

Munnar is known for its rolling tea estates and open views. Kodaikanal is known for pine forests, a calm lake, and short treks ideal for families. Both places are known for cool weather. Travellers ...

The hill station of Munnar has long been an enchanting tourist attraction, thronged by thousands of domestic and foreign tourists seeking solace in its mist-kissed tea plantations and serene ...

Coorg features rugged forests and waterfalls. Munnar offers mild, stable weather for longer sightseeing. Coorg suits adventure seekers; Munnar appeals to those preferring relaxed scenic activities.

Given below is the road distance between Munnar and Bangalore. If more than one route is available, alternate routes will also be displayed. The map given below gives road map and travel directions to ...