2,640 meters
Easy to Moderate
1 day (full-day hike)
October to March
Nestled in the Western Ghats near Munnar, Meesapulimala stands tall at 2,640 meters, offering one of the most scenic and rewarding treks in South India.
Trekking to Meesapulimala is an unforgettable experience through high-altitude grasslands, shola forests, and misty ridgelines. The trail, managed by the Kerala Forest Development Corporation (KFDC), offers a moderately challenging hike ideal for beginners and seasoned trekkers alike. Along the way, you may spot Nilgiri tahr, exotic bird species, and panoramic views stretching across the Western Ghats. Whether you’re chasing the iconic Meesapulimala sunrise or seeking a quiet escape into nature, this Munnar trek delivers unmatched serenity and adventure in equal measure.
Starting Point: Rhodo Valley / Silent Valley (via KFDC base camp)
Trail Length: Approximately 8 km (round trip)
Key Highlights: Grassland trails, shola forests, panoramic summit views
Terrain Type: Rolling meadows, forest paths, moderate ascents
Activities: Trekking, photography, nature exploration
Guide & Permit: Mandatory (Forest Department regulated)
⚠️ Entry to Meesapulimala is strictly controlled. Permits and guides are required.
2,170 meters
Easy to Moderate
Half day / 1 day
September to March
Perched at an altitude of approximately 2,170 meters, Kolukkumalai is renowned for its breathtaking sunrise views and the world’s highest organic tea plantations. Located near Munnar, this destination offers a perfect blend of adventure, nature, and heritage.
Trekking to Kolukkumalai takes you through mist-covered trails, rolling tea gardens, and rugged mountain paths. The journey is moderately challenging and rewards trekkers with panoramic views of the Western Ghats, golden sunrise skies, and cool mountain air. Ideal for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts, Kolukkumalai promises a truly unforgettable high-altitude experience.
Starting Point: Kurangani / Kolukkumalai Jeep Base
Trail Length: 6–10 km (varies by route)
Key Highlights: Sunrise viewpoint, tea estates, mountain ridgelines
Terrain Type: Rocky paths, tea plantation trails
Activities: Trekking, jeep safari, photography
Guide & Access: Guided trek / jeep transfer recommended
⚠️ Access to Kolukkumalai depends on weather and local regulations.
Around 300 meters
Easy to Moderate
2–3 hours
October to March
Nestled near Thrissur, Chimmini Dam is a hidden eco-tourism destination surrounded by dense forests, rolling hills, and calm backwaters. Located inside the Chimmini Wildlife Sanctuary, this nature retreat offers a peaceful trekking experience ideal for beginners and families.
The Chimmini forest walk takes you through shaded trails, bamboo groves, and riverbanks, offering chances to spot butterflies, birds, and small wildlife. With its tranquil environment and rich biodiversity, Chimmini Dam is perfect for those seeking a relaxed nature walk away from crowded trekking spots.
Starting Point: Chimmini Wildlife Sanctuary Entrance
Trail Length: Approximately 3–5 km
Key Highlights: Chimmini Dam viewpoint, forest trails, backwater views, birdwatching
Terrain Type: Forest paths, mud trails, gentle slopes
Activities: Nature walk, short trekking, photography
Ideal For: Beginners, families, school groups
⚠️ Entry to Chimmini Dam is managed by the Forest Department. Permission and guides may be required.
1,600 meters
Easy to Moderate
Half-day to full-day treks
September to March
Nestled in the Western Ghats of Kerala, Munnar is a breathtaking hill station known for its rolling tea plantations, cool climate, mist-covered valleys, and scenic trekking trails. Located at an altitude of around 1,600 meters, Munnar offers a perfect blend of adventure, nature, and relaxation.
Trekking and walking trails in Munnar take you through lush tea estates, shola forests, waterfalls, and panoramic viewpoints. From easy nature walks to moderate hill treks, Munnar is ideal for beginners as well as experienced trekkers. The region is also home to rich wildlife, vibrant birdlife, and stunning sunrise viewpoints that make every visit memorable.
Starting Points: Tea Garden Trails, Lockhart Gap, Top Station, Kundala
Trail Length: 5–12 km (varies by route)
Key Highlights: Tea plantations, misty valleys, waterfalls, sunrise viewpoints
Terrain Type: Tea estate paths, forest trails, gentle rocky slopes
Activities: Trekking, nature walks, photography, sightseeing
Ideal For: Beginners to moderate-level trekkers
FAQ
The best time for hiking is from October to March, when the weather is cool and trails are safe.
Yes. Experienced local guides accompany all hikes to ensure safety and share knowledge about the terrain and environment.
We recommend:
Comfortable walking or hiking shoes
Water bottle
Light snacks
Cap or hat
Sunscreen / rain jacket
Personal medications
Easy nature hikes are suitable for children above 8 years, under adult supervision.
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