Vattavada

Vattavada Tourist Places

Vattavada is an unexplored and hidden gem of Munnar known for its topography and climate. Vattavada is home to lands, animals, and birds. Those who are keen on exploring the culture and nature will love their visit to Vattavada. Traveling is going to be a splendid experience through this landscape. It has beautiful woods, climate, wildlife, vegetation, and more. Vattavada is famous for strawberry wine and jam made from berries freshly picked from the farm.  This place is an ideal site to visit at any time of the year but the best time is from September until the end of April. This is the period when Vattavada is in full glory. Trekkers are fascinated by Vattavada as the streams and woods welcome them with grace and glory. The hilly path and topography are something to be explored on foot. One can enjoy the trekking routes of Vattavada that lead to Kodaikanal, Kanthalloor, Meesapulimala, Mattupetty, etc.

The major attractions of Vattavada activities include jungle camping mountain biking and jeep safari. Other Munnar attractions that lie closer to Vattavada are Kurinjimala Sanctuary which is 6 km away, Pampadum Chola National Park which is 10 km away, Anamudi Shola National Park which is 26 km away and Kanthaloor which is 30 km away.

Silent, and decked away in Munnar town tourists can be pampered with some awesome trekking expeditions in Vattavada. If you are an offbeat traveler, who loves to stay away from tech, then explore their local organic gardens, join the locals in veggie and fruit picking, have a walk on their terraced slopes that reflects the aura of Munnar life, and even capture plenty of pictures of the diverse fauna and flora in the area.

For overseas tourists, get down at the Cochin International airport, along with a road drive of about 125 km to Vattavada. The place connects to almost all districts via road, so transport is never an issue, Don't miss your trips to nearby protected areas like the Munnar Reserve Forests, and Kunrinjimala Sanctuary, and on the whole, experience how the tribal agricultural lifestyle looks like in this area.