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It is like heaven.....
Kerala....Gods own country.....
Answered by jakir hussain, 29 Jan 10:24 pm
It is like heaven.....
Kerala....Gods own country.....
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Munnar is a town located in Idukki District of Kerala state in the southern Western Ghats in South India.
Munnar is 140 km (about 4.5 hours) from Kochi. Although, the road is smooth (NH 49), it is narrow, twisty and curvy. Kothamangalam is on the way and is 80 km away from Munnar. Between Kothamangalam and next town "Adimali", you can experience a beautiful cool drive through a natural forest. Alongside, you can see many refreshing waterfalls.
Once you reach Adimali, Munnar is just 30 kilometers away - but, it will take almost an hour to reach. Around 22 kilometers from Adimali, you can start seeing the tea plantations on both sides of the road and a panoramic view of the western ghats. The view is extremely beautiful during the early mornings.
Munnar is 140 km (about 4.5 hours) from Kochi. Although, the road is smooth (NH 49), it is narrow, twisty and curvy. Kothamangalam is on the way and is 80 km away from Munnar. Between Kothamangalam and next town "Adimali", you can experience a beautiful cool drive through a natural forest. Alongside, you can see many refreshing waterfalls.
Once you reach Adimali, Munnar is just 30 kilometers away - but, it will take almost an hour to reach. Around 22 kilometers from Adimali, you can start seeing the tea plantations on both sides of the road and a panoramic view of the western ghats. The view is extremely beautiful during the early mornings.
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Answered by Abhilash Narayanan, 28 Feb 05:02 pm
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