Lakkom Water Falls: This waterfall is part of the Eravikulam National Park and falls on the route to Udumalaipettai when travelling from Munnar. It originates from the Eravikulam stream at around 30 KM off from Munnar. Travel through the thick tea plantation on a narrow spiral trail and witness this silky white magic of nature. In the clear water of the pool below, you can even see your toe twirling on the rocks.

The water takes a thrust out of a thick green forest from afar and the sight of this small yet charming waterfall is spellbinding. There is a small shop situated a little away from the fall that serves mouth-watering Kerala food, like fish, rice, sambhar etc. It is one of the sightseeing places in Munnar which literally commands your attention.

Meesapulimala: Around 15 KM from Munnar lies Rhodovalley which is famous for the blooming Rhodendron trees and there sits the peak of the famous Meesapulimala at an elevation of 8000 ft above sea level. This is the first highest peak in the Munnar region that can be trekked fully as Anamudi has restrictions.

The peak shares the border of Kerala and Tamilnadu and is a moderate trek of a day that goes through passing eight hills to reach the top. The place is blissful and is enough to attain peace.

Nyayamakad waterfalls: Nestled amid Munnar and Rajamala, this is one spectacular waterfall in the valley which is loved and adored by all tourists who visits Munnar.  Go on board on a journey to the largest waterfall in Munnar and witness the rustic local lifestyle of women picking tea leaves in the long stretches of the estates, the 10 KM long winding route from Munnar and small streams chiselling down the green hilly slopes; Nature has its own way of giving brief ecstatic moments.

You may also come across tea pickers and encounter Nilgiri Tahr from a distance. The place is masked under mist as the water falls from a great height and it proves as a paradise to every visitor who hails here seeking adventure or peace.

C.S.I Christ church: This clean, well maintained and highly quiet British era church utters history in every brick of its wall. This old church is loved by the visitors for the tranquillity which they find while visiting C.S.I Christ church on a small mound in Munnar. The stained glass windows, the gothic style architecture, the granite floors and the brass plaques; all of these make the church look like a link that connects a mighty past to the present.

It was built in the year 1910 by British missionaries and since then it is a worship house for the believers. This is one of the tourist places in Munnar that is well maintained, neat and very charming.

All these make this place a must visit one and if you are looking for Best resorts in Munnar for family.