January 22, 2020
Top 4 Must Visit Historical Sites Of Munnar With Family
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Munnar is a picture-perfect hill station. Meandering roads, astounding greenery, and misty aura - all of it impart Munnar the charm that draws thousands of visitors towards it every year. However, apart from the scenic beauty, Munnar also holds immense historical and cultural value. Therefore, when enjoying a family vacation here, make sure to explore the following historical places in Munnar to fully witness the rich heritage of Munnar.

Indian hill stations have a lot in common. It goes without saying that all of them are scenic. The other common thing among them is that house an ancient church that is a splendid reminder of the bygone era. Mount Carmel Church in Munnar is one of the most important historical places to visit in Munnar. It was built in the year 1898 and is considered the first Catholic Church to have been built in the region. Come here with your little ones to help them learn the value of culture and spirituality.
Also Read: 30 Unexplored Places In Munnar One Must Definitely Visit with Family

Located about 40km from Munnar, the town of Marayoor is the only land in Kerala that is apt for sandalwood cultivation. This fragrant region is inhabited by tribal folks who mainly engage in agriculture. Marayoor’s historical significance comes from the ’muniyaras,’ or stone coffins with underground tunnels that date back to the Neolithic age. These cave-like structures feature ancient paintings inside them referring to the Ramayana and Mahabharata mythologies.

More commonly known as the Tata Tea Museum, this must definitely feature in your itinerary of sightseeing in Munnar. Tea cultivation has been a part of Munnar’s history and culture since a long time and this museum depicts the same history via photographs and artifacts. A great learning opportunity for both kids and adults, here you will get to see the chronicled development in the field of tea cultivation from downright rudimentary to advanced and automatic.
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Dedicated to Lord Murugan, Subramanyam Temple is where you should bring your kids to teach them about spirituality and Hindu Mythology. The serene aura of the temple will give you the peace of mind you seek from God.

While you enjoy all the historical locations of Munnar, why not stay in resorts that are surrounded by another historical feature of this region: tea! In order to fully enjoy your Munnar experience, stay at Club Mahindra Munnar resort in Kerala. It is one of the most-loved Munnar resorts and from here, you can access these heritage sites as well as other famous tourist spots. Added to this, you will also get to try and enjoy delicacies from the local cuisine of at the in-house restaurant of Munnar resort in Kerala.
Read through these Club Mahindra reviews & get a sneak of what members have to say about their family vacation at Munnar resort in Kerala.
Also Read: Top 20 Things to Do in Munnar With Your Family
Indulge in several activities and experiences on your next stay at our Munnar resort, Kochi or any of the other Club Mahindra resorts in Kerala. With several things to do at our resorts, and nearby places to visit in Munnar, Kochi, and other destinations in Kerala, a magical family holiday is assured.
Mahindra Holidays & Resorts India Ltd. (MHRIL), a part of Leisure and Hospitality sector of the Mahindra Group, offers quality family holidays primarily through vacation ownership memberships and brings to the industry values such as reliability, trust and customer satisfaction. Started in 1996, the company's flagship brand ‘Club Mahindra’, today has over 300,000 members , who can holiday at 140+ resorts in India and abroad.
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