flitting butterflies, mellifluous birds riding the crests and troughs of a breeze, trails of mist and packs of clouds float past, seasons arrive and depart, after all an era is in progress.
A serpentine road winds through expanses of tropical evergreen, semi-evergreen forests and 'Sholas', the local name for patches of stunted tropical montane forests found in the valleys and undulating grasslands that drape the higher slopes and peaks of the Western Ghat mountains around Munnar. Gradually climbing higher, the bracing air begins to clear lingering memories of the plains below.
ERA is comprised of exquisitely designed and furnished twin floor independent cottages arrayed in an arc beneath a clump of towering trees.
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The swimming pool is truly a sensory experience in more aspects than one, situated beneath a canopy of trees with views of the surrounding mountains...
The indoor games centre area offers an extensive range of board games that will absorb both adults and children alike when not exploring the many tourist...
The resort offers a multi-cuisine restaurant, elegantly furnished in predominant shades of brown veneer panels on the walls and floor, large expanses...
The unbridled energy of children accompanying their parents on holiday can be challenging at the best of times. Just turn them loose in the resort's...
In its essence a town that grew around the sprawling tea plantations in the hills around Munnar during the colonial era, it is even today an important tea producing centre besides being a very popular tourist attraction. Taking its name from the vernacular Tamil, referencing the three rivers that followthrough the area, Munnar was also once a summer retreat for colonial administrators in the plains below.
