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Munnar

The next morning, they said goodbye to the Regency. At 8.00 clock was our driver Aneesh, what would chauffeured us around the next 6 days, already prepared to bring us to Munnar. After 4 hours we reached our goal.
In Munnar, there are tea plantations, more tea plantations, Home Made Chocolate and many different spices. Let us, however, from the beginning. After our arrival we decided spontaneously visit the tea museum. As our driver lives in Munnar and therefore very familiar, we were not to fumble on a direct path to the museum. In the tea museum in addition to historical information and there is a theoretical explanation of the tea production and also a vivid demonstration of how tea is made from the leaves of ready-made. Of course we could not leave the Teeshop at the end of the museum with empty pockets.
Then it was on to a lookout point where you can top-down marvel at the gigantic proportions of the tea plantations. Shortly thereafter we found ourselves back in the village center where we find a new cash yet another increase tea and other snacks (such as cashew nuts, Homemade Chocolate, etc.). I ask me now, how to bring the case back to Gurgaon?
on the following morning at 9:30 clock. Aneesh already waiting for us as we walked from the hotel entrance. There were Eravikulam National Park, Echo Point and Matupetty Kundala Dam and Dam on the program.

Eravikulam National Park
By bus we went for about 15 minutes away tourist base from where one can go on foot. The highlights of this park include the rare Nilgiri Thar (a Berggeissenart) and Anamundi (second highest mountain in India, outside the Himalayas). The animals are near the road stood around quite tame and the Anamundi we could also have a slightly cloudy look . Throw
On the way to Echo Point, we crossed the dam Matupetty . On the Matupetty reservoir can be around curves with speed boats, which we omitted, however, and for us to purchase elephant (of course, in small format) decided. The
Echo Point is a small tourist spot on the overcrowded Matupetty reservoir on which man could once hear a loud echo when they called in the forest. Today there is an echo, however, difficult to produce because some trees were cleverly cut down to make sure the tourist masses more space.
The slightly smaller Kundala Dam we rented a pedal boat and drove it in secluded coves. The mood at the lake was almost a little mystical, what was the one on the weather and partly to the apparent loneliness.