Do’s

Carry warm clothes -Munnar’s weather needs warm clothes to cope with the temperature, especially in mornings & evenings.

Book accommodations early - Resorts and hotels fill up quickly during peak season.

Respect the nature - Keep the hills clean, never litter with plastics irresponsibly in the forest.

Wear comfortable shoes - Essential for tea estate walks and light treks.

Try local tea and spices - Munnar is known worldwide for the aromatic plantations.

Keep the cash with you - Remote spots may have poor access of digital payment access.

Capture memories - Munnar is a paradise for photography lovers to catch good snaps.

Follow the rules - Follow the guidelines to protect nature and also for a responsible travel experience.

Don’ts

Don’t litter - Preserve Munnar’s pristine beauty for future travellers.

Avoid plucking tea leaves - It disrupts plantations and is prohibited.

Don’t disturb wildlife - Keep your distance, especially in parks and forests.

Avoid plastic bags - Many eco-sensitive areas ban plastic bags and covers

Don’t feed stray animals - It may cause an imbalance and invite problems.

Don’t expect nightlife - Munnar is for peace, not for parties.

Avoid visiting during heavy monsoons - Landslides and roadblocks may occur during monsoons.