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Institution
Government College, Munnar
A government arts and science college in Munnar, serving students from the tea estates and surrounding hills.
Hospital
Government Hospital, Munnar
The government hospital serving Munnar, its tea estates and the surrounding Devikulam taluk.
Institution
KDHP Tea Museum, Munnar
A museum in Munnar that tells the story of tea in the Kanan Devan Hills, with old machinery and photographs.
Local body
Munnar Grama Panchayat
The grama panchayat covering Munnar town and the surrounding tea estates.
Bus station
Munnar KSRTC Bus Station
KSRTC bus station at Munnar, serving the tea country and long-distance routes.
Road
NH 85: Kochi–Munnar Road
The national highway that links Kochi with Munnar and continues east toward Theni in Tamil Nadu.
Local body
Adimali Grama Panchayat
The grama panchayat of Adimali, an important junction town on the way to Munnar.
Bus station
Adimali KSRTC Bus Station
KSRTC bus station at Adimali, a junction town in Devikulam taluk on the road to Munnar.
Railway station
Aluva Railway Station
A convenient railhead for Munnar and Thodupuzha, close to Cochin International Airport.
Airport
Cochin International Airport
The most commonly used airport for Munnar and the western side of Idukki, at Nedumbassery near Kochi.
Airport
Coimbatore International Airport
An alternative gateway for Marayoor and the eastern approach to Munnar.
Railway station
Ernakulam Junction Railway Station
Kochi's main long-distance railway junction, widely used for onward travel to Munnar and Idukki.
River or dam
Kundala Dam
A scenic dam near Munnar on the road toward Top Station, set among tea estates.
River or dam
Mattupetty Dam
A storage dam near Munnar whose reservoir is a favourite stop for boating and scenery.
River or dam
Muthirapuzha River
One of the three rivers that meet at Munnar, giving the town its name.
Story
Neelakurinji: the flower that blooms once in twelve years
Every twelve years or so the hills around Munnar turn blue. Here is what makes the Neelakurinji one of the most watched flowers in India.
Crop
Tea
The rolling tea estates of Munnar and Peerumade, planted since the late nineteenth century.