The waters fall into a pool, cascading down the rocky cliffs of the Eravikulam plateau. Water babies will find the pool just right for a truly refreshing dip. Visit Lakkam after the monsoon season to enjoy the sight of the trees in full bloom. It is also when the streams converge to form numerous cascades.

Gulmohar Viewpoint is named after the Gulmohar tree, known for its vibrant red and orange blossoms. Though these trees are not as commonly found in the cold climate of Munnar, the name evokes the idea of vibrant beauty and color, which is reflective of the stunning vistas you can witness from this viewpoint.

Eravikulam National Park, part of the tall peaks of the Western Ghats, is known far and wide for the sanctuary it has always been to the large population of Nilgiri Tahrs who call it home. Often do tourists visit the place on their way from Munnar. People make their way towards the Eravikulam National Park in hopes of setting sights of the majestic Nilgiri Tahrs, who prance here without a care in the world, a rarity seldom spotted anywhere else.

Kanthalloor Waterfalls is a spectacular cascade that plunges down the rocky terrain, creating a breathtaking sight. Surrounded by dense forests, verdant hills, and rocky outcrops, the waterfall offers a stunning natural landscape. The sound of the water cascading over the rocks and the cool mist in the air create a soothing ambiance that is perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Nyayamkadu Waterfalls is one of the most spectacular places in Munnar. The tourist spot is also known as Nayamakad Waterfalls, and it is surrounded by lush green tea plantations and dense forests. The waterfalls and the surrounding landscape prove to be a paradise for every visitor.