The Eravikulam National Park is one of the main attractions of Munnar. The National Park consists of a large variety of indigenous species like the Nilgiri Tahr, Sambar deer, jungle cats, golden jackals etc. The endangered mountain goat species, the Nilgiri Tahr is seen to have the highest population here. The famous Nilakurunji flowers, that spread a blue shade to the mountains are seen to bloom in this National Park once every twelve years. Travellers have been waiting expectantly for it to bloom and the time has finally arrived. The Neelakurunji flowers have started blooming in the valleys of Eravikulam National Park and it will last till the end of October.

The Mattupetty Dam located 13kms away from the town of Munnar is yet another tourist attraction. The Dam is situated in a picturesque location, with greenery surrounding it from all the sides and a beautiful crystal clear lake that flows next to it. The lake offers an idyllic boat ride through it, where you can gaze at the breathtaking beauty surrounding the dam. The Mattupetty Dam is situated at a height of 1700m abo

The attractive tea plantations of Munnar has a story to tell. A story about its importance in Munnar tourism, its evolution and the struggles gone through by the workers in the area. In the year 2005, Tata built a museum in the Nalathani Estate of Munnar to showcase the stories, photographs and pieces of machinery used for tea manufacturing. The objective of such an initiative was to let the public know about the legacy of tea plantations so that they recognize the hard work and time put in by the workers to ensure the survival of tea plantations.