Munnar Greenary

Hill Stations in South India being known for their sleepy image and low profile need to be refurbished. Munnar has a lot of significance in its nomenclaturing and its glorious historical backdrop too, makes it no lightweight. Munnnar as a lesser-known Hill Station in India was the Summer Capital of British Raj in South India with numerous proud precedents attached to its history and origin. It is really a place waiting to be discovered. The name itself means a lot with the reference being made to the confluence of three South Indian rivers, making it a unique Hill Station in India and also in the South. The three rivers being Kundala, Nallathali and Mudrapuza that adds to the beauty of the place to be discovered.