Frozen tea gardens, mountains stretched as far as the eye can see on a canvas, and snow-covered paths. And the pleasant cold of the mist. The aroma of Munnar is indescribable. The sights of Munnar will amaze the eyes and the mind alike. Streams of silver flowing through the cliffs. Lots of views. Key attractions include the Mattupetty Dam, Eravikulam National Park, Top Station, and various tea museums.

Vagamon is renowned for its breathtaking natural scenery, frequently dubbed the "Scotland of Asia." Its undulating green hills, mist-laden vistas, pine forests, and tea estates attract nature enthusiasts, trekkers, and thrill-seekers (including paragliding and zip-lining). Additionally, it boasts distinctive adventure parks that include India’s longest cantilever glass bridge, alongside serene meadows ideal for a city getaway.

Varkala is famous for its unique red cliffs overlooking the Arabian Sea, stunning sunsets, spiritual sites like the Janardhana Swamy Temple and Sivagiri Mutt, pristine beaches (Papanasam Beach), Ayurvedic wellness, and vibrant cliffside cafes offering fresh seafood and laid-back vibes. It's a blend of natural beauty, culture, and relaxation, popular for surfing, yoga, and experiencing Kerala's coastal charm