Comments on: Marvelous Munnar

By: Hotels in dublin

Hotels in dublin — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 06:39:47 +0000

I just came across your blog, the pictures was so beautiful to see. thanks for posting the comments. great work.

By: Prasanna G

Prasanna G — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 21:36:56 +0000

Great write up Pallavi. While we took an extreme long route on our upward journey, we took the shorter one below on our way back.
Bangalore – Hosur – Krishnagiri – Dharmapuri – Salem – Coimbatore (by pass)– Pollachi – Udumalaipettai – Munnar
I realize from your blog that the Satyamangalam is even shorter (google/yahoo fault then – I got a map in Aug. 2008).

I drove a Scorpio and it was a pleasure to drive thru Chinnar, needless to mention the complete Eravaikulam Wildlife Santuary. You seem to have drove a Bolero – I need some details. Kindly mail me.

By: Ajayan

Ajayan — Wed, 20 May 2009 07:21:33 +0000

Did you guys visit Rajmalai and see the rare Nilgiri Mountain Goats ( Thar)? Hope you did else having gone all the way there it would really be a loss. Only a few, less than 100 are known to be alive and they are found in Rajmalai. Another must see place in the vicinity is Marayoor and its sandalwood forests. A titbit about Top Station is that there was a rope way to the valley from that point for transportation of goods way back. If you have seen Nila Kurunji in blossom you are lucky as it blossoms rarely. Any Munnar always beckons you and you dont get tired of any number of trips coz it is yet to be spoiled to the scale of Ooty or Kodai.

By: Pallavi

Pallavi — Wed, 20 May 2009 04:43:31 +0000

Thank you Aritra. kodai is beautiful . We loved riding to Kodai too.

By: Aritra

Aritra — Tue, 19 May 2009 17:09:46 +0000

Nice article……
We had rode to Kodai a couple of weks earlier following almost the same route till Vattalkundu…..
U must try out the food there too, especially Venu’s Biriyani and Thalpakattu(pardon me but I guess I am pretty close to the real name)

Warm regards,
AD