Munnar, a tourist's paradise ... Rajiv Gandhi Children's Park bordered with lush greenery that plays a background music made by River Pambar water. Chinnakanal is also known as Power House ...

My family and I spent two days in the mountain town of Munnar during a trip through southern India. We visited tea plantations and a national park and spent the night at a boutique hotel.

Param Jyothi Naidu’s photographs speak volumes about Munnar’s history during the plantation era under the Raj. His photographs of the ‘Great Flood of 99’ show the intensity of the ...

Munnar, Kerala, offers an ideal summer retreat with cool weather and pre-monsoon drizzles in May, enhancing its scenic beauty. Tea estates and spice gardens flourish, making it perfect for nature ...

Munnar is synonymous with sprawling tea plantations. Begin your journey with a visit to the Tata Tea Museum, where you can learn about the history of tea production and processing. Wander through ...

Presenting a visual feast to tourists, balsams (genus Impatiens) are in full bloom in Munnar. Called Kasithumba and Onappovu locally, its small, pink flowers are a major attraction along the ...

The workers of the tea plantations of Munnar cannot bank on a future based on rising wages. A critical discussion of the history of settlement, plantations and accumulation in the region suggests that ...

The postal department under the then British government had opened post offices at Devikulam and Munnar in 1890 and 1918, respectively, for effective communication. MUNNAR: Surrounded by ...