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List of Eco-Friendly Resorts in Munnar

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The concept of eco-friendly tourism is nowadays very popular in Kerala. Many resorts have been working as eco-friendly to suit all the interests. These include luxury tented accommodations, home stays, ecovillages, and nature resorts. The eco-friendly resorts of Kerala offer a refreshing approach to tourists; they are located in some of the most beautiful and picturesque parts of the country. 
 Some of the top eco-friendly resorts in Munnar are as follows:

Nature Zone Resort, Munnar
Nature Zone Resort in Munnar is a perfect blend of nature and wildlife. It is believed to be one of the leading eco-friendly accommodations in Munnar. The picturesque resort nestled on the Kannan Devan is the ideal spot to get acquainted with nature in its serene beauty. Trekking and Nature Walks are some of the activities offered to tourists. The open-air conferencing under the trees, negligible use of plastics and recycled waste are some of the factors that make this property one of the leading eco-friendly resorts of Kerala.

Wild Elephant Resort, Munnar
Wild Elephant Eco-Friendly Resort is located in the enchanting environs of Munnar blessed with waterfalls, mountains and sprawling tea gardens. Situated in one of the most stunning locations in Kerala, the resort is eco-friendly where the cottages and rooms are designed to gel with natural surroundings like the Treetop cottage, Leaf Cottage and Bamboo cottage. Wild Elephant Resort offers a unique Jeep Safari covering rough rocky terrain that leads to caves, rivers, huge waterfalls something which one cannot imagine seeing in and around Munnar along the drive.

T & U Leisure Hotel, Munnar
T and U is a leisure hotel Munnar, set on a mountain slope, perched above a picturesque valley and offering an exquisite set of suites and rooms, multi-cuisine restaurant with breathtaking views and all the scenic sights in Munnar nearby. T and U is also is a destination for a luxury vacation on a budget offering an exquisite range of accommodations that include standard and deluxe rooms, suites and a honeymoon suite in addition to all modern amenities that have been subtly combined with the old world charm of the hotel.

Greenspaces Munnar
The luxurious Greenspaces is situated amidst cardamom plantation, about 10 km away from Munnar Town.  This cottage is constructed with eco-friendly materials without disturbing the nature. The rooms are theme designed with earthy coloured walls and wooden floors.

Blue Haze Resort
Blue Haze Resort is an eco-friendly resort set amidst tea plantations Munnar. It is a four-star deluxe resort with all the facilities and amenities inside and outside the resort. At Blu Haze you are sure to collect some magnificent experiences that you will love to treasure and relish in for a long time to go.
 For more details: T & U Leisure Hotel, Munnar


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