Bangalore to Munnar Taxi

There is a distance of about 510 kilometers between Bangalore and Munnar which can be traveled in 10 hours 20 minutes via the National Highway 44. With a private taxi from Bangalore Drive, our experienced driver will easily navigate through the route while you enjoy the journey. 

The journey from Bangalore to Munnar can be completed quickly and simply as the roads are well maintained. In most areas, the roads are in good condition. It involves the Ghat area where the roads contain steep turns, however you need not worry as our drivers are well versed in driving under different road conditions.

You can stopover at Muthanallur Lake, Kelavarapelli Reservoir, Krishnagiri Shaktipeetham, Krishnagiri fort, Kurumbapatti Zoological Park, and 1008 Lingam Temple along the route. 

There is an alternate route that will take Raja Rammohan Roy and Langford roads before continuing on NH 48 and NH 44. This route is around 480 kilometers long and takes around 10 hours.

Atukkad Waterfalls

A pristine waterfall, Atukkad Waterfall is a great location for picnics and romantic outings. It is located amidst picturesque hills and verdant jungles. You can spend some time relaxing with your family and loved ones.

Mattupetty Dam

At 1700 meters above sea level, Mattupetty Dam is well known among tourists. You can visit the dam for its picturesque beauty. It is perfect for enjoying activities like horseback riding, speed boating, and Indo-Swiss livestock projects.

Photo Point

On the route to the Mattupetty Dam is Photo Point. It is a charming location sitting over the undulating plains and gently rolling slopes of the Nilgiris near Munnar. The spot offers a scenic backdrop for your beautiful pictures.

Kundala Dam & Lake

Kundala Dam & Lake is located within a verdant jungle. It is the reservoir of the dam built on River Periyar. It is a great spot for unwinding and nature photography. You can also enjoy horse riding, pedal boating, and Shikara boat rides.

Munnar is a pristine hill town with splendid views and a package of thrilling activities. Blessed with sprawling meadows, valleys, streams, waterfalls, and forests, Munnar is also home to several endangered and endemic species of flora and fauna. You can spend time in the lap of nature indulging in activities like jungle safari, wildlife spotting, and birdwatching.

Bangalore is home to some of the most beautiful tourist locations and parks. There is something for everyone, from magnificent places of worship to amazing architectural wonders. The city is a shopper’s paradise, with a wide variety of shops and malls. Bangalore is also known for its nightlife, with a number of bars and clubs to keep you entertained in the wee hours of the morning.

KTDC Tea County offers reliable comfort with central location. For a splurge, try Windermere Estate – gorgeous views without the resort crowds. The Blackberry Hills Retreat brings nature closer at mid-range prices. Tea estate bungalows like Talliar Valley Bungalow offer authentic planter’s life experience.

Besides sightseeing in Munnar, you can indulge in shopping too. Sarees, shawls, clothing supplies, and scarves, are well-known items to buy from this location. You can get photo frames, cards, and gift boxes with incredibly distinctive designs and patterns.

The Mattupetty Dam market sells items like coasters, spoons, ashtrays, trays, pen stands, and other similar items. Additionally, from here, you may observe wooden relics, mementos, cutlery, and handicrafts.

Munnar Market is the most well-liked shopping location overall. In the market, you will find tea, coffee, spices, aromatic oils, handicrafts, homemade chocolates, wooden objects, fabrics, clothing, and a variety of other items in a number of little stores lined up in a row.

September to March brings pleasant weather perfect for tea garden walks and viewpoint visits. August-September offers lush landscapes after the monsoons. December-January stays cool and clear but gets crowded. April-May brings beautiful Neelakurinji blooms every 12 years. Avoid June-July’s heavy monsoons.

Food in Munnar is influenced by traditional Keralan cuisine. A wide variety of South Indian dishes may be found in Munnar’s cuisine. You must try staples like Idli, Vada, and Sambhar along with the popular Banana Chips to understand the regional flavors. You might not want to miss the well-known Cardamom tea and filter coffee while you are here.