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Tent Camping in Munnar

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Kerala offers plenty of ideal places for tent camping and Munnar is one of the best tent camping spots in Kerala. It is the top hill station in Kerala, 5000 feet above sea level. Its cool climate is the highlighting feature for tent camping. If you are an adventure lover then surely you must try camping in the dense woods for a night. The flaming campfire, the brilliant sky, and the murmuring night sound are really a different feeling for the tent camping.

Tent camping is certainly a thrilling opportunity to experience life back when it was simple. The night gets even better when gossip and chatter with friends turn into deep conversations. And when that’s followed by a game of truth-or-dare, the experience reaches a whole new level. But you also need at least some sleep after that exhaustive trek. The cosy tent promises you good sleep. But whether you’ll really get good sleep depends on that one friend who you know is a snoring beast. The picturesque mountain ranges and the misty weather are the great addition to the wonderful experience in tent camping.



The mountain tops are the superb spot for tent camping. So that the camp enjoys a calm and tranquil atmosphere. From the top of that peak, you get a splendid view of the sunset over the mountains.

T & U Leisure Hotel Munnar is one of the best resorts in Munnar with many activities especially tent camping. Guests always prefer a hotel or resort with some activities so that they can enjoy the scenic beauty of Munnar. Many adventurous activities like trekking, bicycle riding, speedboat ride, horse ride and jeep safari are the major points under the activity list of the hotel.

For more details: T & U Leisure Hotel, Munnar



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