Munnar News

Eravikulam National Park has become a thriving habitat for the endangered Resplendent Shrub Frog, an endemic species to the Munnar region. A recent survey confi

A tiger has been sighted in a Munnar tea plantation amidst concerns over cattle attacks, leading the Forest Department to plan instructions for plantation manag

Legal action has been initiated against youths in Munnar for uprooting Neelakurinji plants. Cases were registered after the individuals shared photos of the des

A tea estate worker in Munnar made a dramatic escape after being charged by wild elephants.

The rare Neelakurinji bloom is drawing tourists to the Munnar tea plantations, a spectacle last seen in 2014, with Kanan Devan Hills Plantations opening the hil

A wild elephant attack in Idukki resulted in the death of a cardamom plantation worker. This incident follows a separate event on August 26 where a man narrowly

A recent study by the Wildlife Institute of India reveals that Munnar accounts for the highest number of human fatalities from wild elephant attacks in Kerala,

The Chokramudy hills in Kerala have opened to tourists as the Neelakurinji flowers bloom, with Munnar DFO Abhay Yadav inaugurating the season on August 24, attr

Harsh Goenka highlighted a 114-year-old British-era post office in Munnar that pays a monthly rent of ₹25 to Harrisons Malayalam, a company within the RPG Group

A British-era post office established in 1912 in Surianelle, Munnar, Kerala, continues to operate and deliver mail, serving as a historical part of the region's

KFDC is training eco-guides on local flora and fauna to enhance ecotourism standards, with the initiative starting at Meeshapulimala in Munnar.

A tea company in Munnar, Kerala, has become the first in the state to use drones for transporting harvested tea leaves. This initiative aims to improve field lo

A lack of rain in Kerala's Munnar has led to wild elephants camping in human habitations, as they are staying near settlements due to scarcity of food and water

A new study indicates a wider distribution of the Agasthyamalai Bushfrog in the Western Ghats, with its discovery in Devikulam, near Munnar.

Munnar is set to host the 'Rain 40' football tournament on August 9, featuring 32 teams, with 16 from Idukki district and the remaining from other districts.

An expert team will inspect a major roadside crack and mudslide that occurred near Munnar town on Saturday evening.

The rare Neelakurinji flowers are expected to bloom across the hills of Munnar, Kerala, soon, with some plants already beginning to bloom on the Chokramudy hill