The 4 Best Treks in Munnar

1.Half day trekking (munnar valley Trekking & Tours )

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 310 reviews · from $8Our pick

Start near Munnar’s KSRTC bus stand and walk 14 kilometers through tea estates, forest, grassland, rocks, coffee, and cardamom plantations. Guides such as Kumar, Mukesh, Arun, and Samy lead small groups to a mountain viewpoint, with breakfast, fruit, snacks, and water included.

“A great hike in Munnar. Very beautiful views and our guide was so friendly and helpful. Would recommend this to anyone travelling to Munnar!”

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2.Wild Elephant Anakulam & Waterfalls Tour(munnar valley Trekking)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 98 reviews · from $70

You’ll ride a private jeep from Munnar to Letchmi tea country, Viripara and Perumbankuthu waterfalls, Mankulam, and Anakulam. A local driver-guide leads the day, with food, fruit, snacks, water, entry fees, and a chance to wait for wild elephants by the river.

“We went to 1 waterfall rather than the 2 in the itinerary. We weren’t taken to multiple places on the itinerary - we drove past them but I don’t count that as visiting them. Our driver was friendly but barely spoke English and wasn’t a guide - zero insight into anything. 90% of this tour is being driven around. Very underwhelming all round sadly.”

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3.Half Day Hiking in Munnar Trekking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 89 reviews · from $15

Spend four to five hours walking through Munnar’s tea plantations, forest, and hills with guides such as Philip or Moni. Expect local stories about tea, plants, birds, and wildlife, plus breakfast, bottled water, and clear-day views of Anaimudi Peak. Transport is not included.

“We spent a full day trekking with Philip and it was a great experience from start to finish. He is extremely friendly, positive, and easy to be around, which made the whole day even more enjoyable.”

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4.half day trekking

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 44 reviews · from $17

Walk about 8 kilometers through Munnar’s tea plantations, tea village, and high grasslands at roughly 1,700 meters. Guide Arun explains tea production, local life, plants, and wildlife while you pause for photographs, fruit, drinks, and snacks.

“I recently attended an event / Performance, and unfortunately, it was quite disappointing. The overall look and performance felt dirty and unprofessional. I would suggest bringing other guides or experts to ensure a better experience.”

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