Now is the best time to book a fantastic escape from the rest of the world into a dream honeymoon destination in Munnar – Madhumantra Resort. The resort is just ideal for couples who are nature freaks and love to spend quality time with nature. Madhumantra resort is set in a beautiful part of Munnar just a short ride from the Pothemedu View Point. The Munnar town itself is just 12 km from the resort.

Madhumantra is in a rustic setting quietly away from the hustle and bustle of even the tourist circuit. Set in lush green environs in the midst of an evergreen forest and close to lush spice plantations, the resort gives you views of towering mountains in the distance. The absolute stillness of the resort is mesmerizing and you feel happy with the heartwarming hospitality of the staff here.

You have a choice of eight rooms and two variants. The Honeymoon dew room and the Honey rock room has a balcony which opens out to lush green environs. The Honeymoon dew room is on the top floor and the Honey rock room is carved out of pure rock and you can actually see the rock from which the room and the foyer are carved out of. There is a tree growing in the midst of it all too.

Each room is tastefully furnished and offers all the amenities you need including TV, coffee/tea maker, telephone/intercom, room heater. Free Wi-Fi, laundry, concierge, guide assistance on request, medical assistance on demand, recreational facilities and dining are all available. You will enjoy delectable dishes, especially Kerala style cuisines and of course, your favorite dishes at the cozy multi-cuisine restaurant at the resort.

Madhumantra is also the best place to be if for you to witness the sweeping blooming of the purple-blue Neelakurinji flowers which will spread it’s magical veil over the hills of Munnar when it blooms in total profusion within a couple of months. As you may be aware, the Neelakurinji blooms once in 12 years! Come and take breathtaking photos of yourselves within miles of Neelakurinji flowers on the undulating hills of Munnar.

The Neelakurinji (Strobilanthes Kunthianus) is a very special shrub that grows in the Shola Forests of the Western Ghats. The Nilagiri Hills of which Munnar is a part, gets its name from this unique flower. Tribal legends suggest that the Neelakurinji symbolizes romantic love. The blooming of the flowers is considered auspicious and is welcomed by one and all. This year, the Government of Kerala along with the Tourism Department and local administrative bodies at Munnar have made elaborate arrangements to welcome tourists to Munnar during the blooming season.

Madhumantra welcomes you to visit Munnar during the Neelakurinji blooming season and suggests that you book your rooms well in advance to avoid disappointment.