Munnar located with an averageelevation of 1700 meters above sealevel and one of the popular hillstation in Kerala for honeymoonvacation. It is known for its teaplantation, lakes, waterfalls and thebeautiful lush green hills. AtukkarWaterfalls, Echo Point, Eravikulam(Rajamalai) National Park, Marayur ,Mattupetty Dam, Chithirapuram andare must visit places in Munnar.

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Ooty is the popular hill station inTamilnadu, state of South India. It isflooded with many honeymoonersfrom various parts of the world. Itoffers various adventurous activitieslike angling, trekking and hand glidingwhich provides a unique experience.The most popular places to visit inOoty are Deddabetta Peak,Avalanche Lake, Pykara River, OotyLake, Mudumalai National Park,Emerald Lake, Deer Park andMariamman Temple

Idukki is the most beautiful hillstation in South India and filled withtea gardens, national park and manysanctuaries. It is popular for its IdukkiArch Dam which is world’s secondand Asia’s first arch dam. IdukkiWildlife Sanctuary, Hill View Park,Nandukani, Thattekad Bird Sanctuaryand Kalvari Mount are the bestplaces to visit in Idukki.

Kodaikanal is the perfect retreat inTamilnadu, State of South India. It isknown as ‘Princess of Hill Stations’for its breathtaking backdrops. It isalso one of the beautiful honeymoondestinations in South India. BerijamLake, Kodai Lake, KurinjiandavarTemple, Green Valley View, BryantPark, Pillar Rocks, Bear Shola Fallsand Dolphins Nose are the bestplaces to Visit here.

Coonoor nestled in the Nilgiris about50k.m. awar from the Ooty knownfor picnic spots with the amazing teagardens. You can find here variousspecies of flowers and evergreentrees and plants. Sim’s Park, Lamb’sRock, Nilgiri’s Store, Laws Falls,Hidden Valley, Tiger Hill Cemetery,Rallia Dam and Silk Rearing Stationare the popular places to visitamongst tourist.

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