An Ecstatic Trip To The Neelakurinji Blossoms Of Munnar, Kerala
Kerala is one of the most beautiful destinations in the world. This southernmost coastal state of India is divided from the other geographical area by the mighty Western Ghats that gives the state a diverse and beautiful topography. The lush green mountains, misty rolling hills, cascades, backwaters, beaches lined with coconut palm trees and spicy food make the state a complete package for eco-tourism. The state enjoys a moderate climate all the year round, and the maximum temperature registered is around 350C. I visited the state during September 2018, and my plan was primarily to view the beautiful “Neelakurinji” or Strobilanthes Kunthiana blooms at Munnar, Kerala that flowers every 12 years. My budget was INR 15000 including the airfares and food. I arrived at the CIAL airport, Kochi Kerala which is one among the 4 airports of the small state Kerala. Though private taxi services are available, I opted for a public transport bus, KSRTC run by the Kerala government. I chose a pu