Everyone Told Us To Visit Munnar - Exclusive Tour!

We are visiting the Hill Station of Munnar to learn all about Tea! Join us to tour a tea plantation and tea production factory in Munnar Kerala India.
Munnar is a picturesque hill station located in the Western Ghats mountain range in the Indian state of Kerala. It's renowned for its lush tea plantations, mist-covered hills, and serene landscapes, making it a popular destination for nature lovers, honeymooners, and adventure seekers alike.
Here are some highlights and features of Munnar:
Tea Plantations: Munnar is famous for its vast tea estates that sprawl across the hillsides. The region's tea industry dates back to the late 19th century when the British established plantations here. Visitors can take guided tours of tea factories to learn about the tea-making process and sample different varieties of tea.
Eravikulam National Park: This national park is home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr, a mountain goat species endemic to the Western Ghats. The park's rolling hills, grasslands, and shola forests also offer opportunities for trekking and wildlife spotting.
Anamudi Peak: Situated within Eravikulam National Park, Anamudi is the highest peak in South India, standing at an elevation of around 2,695 meters (8,842 feet). Trekking to the summit offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes.
Mattupetty Dam: This concrete gravity dam is located near Munnar and is a popular picnic spot. The reservoir created by the dam offers boating opportunities amidst scenic surroundings.
Top Station: Located around 32 kilometers (20 miles) from Munnar, Top Station offers panoramic views of the Western Ghats and the neighboring state of Tamil Nadu. It's one of the highest points in Munnar and is known for its misty landscapes.
Echo Point: As the name suggests, Echo Point is known for its natural echo phenomenon. Located near the Mattupetty Dam, visitors can shout out into the valley and hear their voice echo back.
Kundala Lake: This artificial reservoir is another popular attraction in Munnar. Visitors can enjoy boating and pedal boating in the serene waters surrounded by lush greenery.
Flora and Fauna: Munnar is blessed with rich biodiversity, with a variety of flora and fauna endemic to the Western Ghats. Besides the Nilgiri Tahr, the region is also home to species like the lion-tailed macaque, Malabar giant squirrel, and various species of birds and butterflies.
Overall, Munnar's cool climate, stunning natural beauty, and numerous attractions make it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking a tranquil retreat amidst nature's splendor.
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[@rajahindustani-je2ib]

Kerala is the heaven of nature...so, no surprise in calling it as God's Own Country

[@OurTinyAdventure]

There are indeed so many incredibly beautiful nature spots 🥰

[@Legendgaming-tp1is]

Kerala produces only 6% of the tea produced in india it's 4th after Assam, west bengal,Tamil Nadu , india is 2nd largest producer of tea after china . India is 6th largest producer of coffee but india produces best quality of coffee along with cuba.

[@Nklkak]

Thats right. But he telling highest qualitu tea that is 70%.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Interesting! Thanks for the info and thanks for watching 🙏

[@jestoshin7903]

It is time to Get Rid of the tea plantations in Munnar.. It is time to bring back the native trees and vegetation 🤷🏼‍♂️ …. Bring back our Flora and Fauna 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

[@Legendgaming-tp1is]

You should visit during October and November it's summer now in india during monsoon South part of india is 10x beautiful than during normal time

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We will definitely have to return during those months, thanks for sharing

[@anuradhainamdar8967]

The kids showed great patience, and were interested in most of the details. Quite a engrossing vlog.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Glad you enjoyed our vlog! We hope you will continue to follow along our journey :)

[@Dan-xx5jq]

I thought the temperatures would be much cooler and you guys would be in sweaters and jackets. The kids are good sports to go along with every thing. They find ways to entertain themselves. The wealth of knowledge they are gaining will help them adapt well in life. And they probably not aware of how much they are learning. This is better than being stuck in a public school classroom in the US. I wish my parents had done this.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you for the encouraging words! It has been wonderful to see how much they naturally learn in this lifestyle. :)

[@Fwww13]

Dont forget to visit Varkala….❤ from kerala

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you for the recommendation

[@arjunwarrier4524]

This time ...very hot there

[@gtanuja5931]

Its amazing Kerala, munnar, kochi, wayanad, Ooty, coimbatore, manglore, Gokarna, Coorg, Bangalore, Mysore, Alleppey, Udupi, Chennai, Karnataka, Kodaikanal, visakhapatnam, Darjeeling, Shimla, Kulu Manali, Himalayan region, kashmir, ladakh, allora caves, world heritage site tanjavur bruhadeeshwara temple tamilnadu Andaman Nicobar islands lakshadweep islands, Kerala, tamilnadu, Karnataka,goa, Orissa, gujrat, West Bengal,up, Jammu Kashmir,northeast states in India

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you for sharing!

[@ChickenJR11]

Love you to see you people in India..please avoid street food, avoid metropolitan cities if u don't like chaos. Find a good hotel/restaurant, countrysides are gem..stay safe❤

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thanks for following our journey along! And thank you for the suggestions.

[@keysersoze3522]

When foreigners visit India, they often stick to the Golden Triangle. But for some truly beautiful spots, head to places like North Sikkim, Ladakh, Meghalaya, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Aru Valley, Pahalgam, Gulmarg, Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Ajanta and Ellora Caves, Statue of Unity, Rani Ki Vav, and Lakshadweep. These are some of India's best-hidden treasures.

[@neo3823]

Ya hidden places where Gutka Cobra is there 😂

[@i_am_sub]

​@@neo3823 black Sambar mamba

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you so much for sharing! We like to visit less known places, not just the typical tourist spots. :)

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you for the great suggestion!

[@TheRishijoesanu]

You forgot Kerala, the best place in India

[@RealRahStar]

Munnar has an echo point spot, and a place that offers speedboat. You guys missed that. The kids would have loved it considering how much they enjoyed the speedboat ride from Alleppey. Wonderla theme park in Kochi also would have been one of the best places the kids could enjoy.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Ah, speedboat! We would have checked it out if we knew. We considered Wonderla, but it didn't work out Thanks for watching 🙏

[@flicksanimeverse]

The first tea plant found in India was in Assam, Northeast. When the british found it they stopped importing tea from China

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Very interesting, thank you for sharing

[@Dan-xx5jq]

A great treat. I didn't know it was so labor intensive to make my tea leaves. I have new appreciation for the workers and all the work that goes into it. It should be more expensive when you consider the amount of labor involved.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We had the same thought when we got insight into the harvesting and manufacturing process! He did let us know that the teas we typically see in most grocery stores mostly use the stem (where the caffeine also comes from) and that they lack the same quality and benefits as the tea harvested and manufactured from the actual leaves. Very interesting

[@ozymandias7372]

Happy to see u enjoying my home state😊 hope the climate isnt to difficult for u all😅

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We lived in Florida in the U.S. for a long time, so we are used to the heat and humidity. :) But some days are a little too hot during the middle of the day to be exploring.

[@Dan-xx5jq]

Great!! The cool weather is a respite from the hot beach weather especially for the kids. I know for Westerners they like the cool weather.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

The temperature felt perfect and we had a nice breeze the entire time. Unfortunately, we underestimated the strength of the sun that day 😅

[@LilyBeth-wm6lg]

Nice place enjoy ❤🇵🇭

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you! 😃

[@soumyasekharsar1591]

Please visit these places in India 🇮🇳❤️ 1. Ladakh 2. Kashmir 3. Manali 4. Shimla 5. Rishikesh 6. Mcleodganj 7. Jaisalmer 8. Goa 9. Kerala ( kochi, varkala, Alleppey, Munnar) 10. Hampi 11. Darjeeling 12. Sikkim 13. Meghalaya 14. Andaman and Nicobar islands 15. Udaipur

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you for the suggestions

[@user-hj6es2ul4d]

Lakshadweep too😅

[@AngelaMurphy.]

You wouldn’t think that all that had to be done to make tea that was awesome to learn 😊

[@OurTinyAdventure]

I had no Idea what was involved. We learned so much from the tour 👍 Thanks for watching 🙏

[@Zaha017]

Your kids are really cute😍🥰

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you 🙏😊

[@Boriz212]

Yo thats a respect that you chose to pick a guide !! Overe there . I believe he explains you guys good how he can. its his job , believe you guys were enjoyed. Thank you for visiting and filming locations 😊

[@OurTinyAdventure]

He did a great job, no regrets. Thanks for watching 🙏

[@Sun-ce7zz]

Have a beautiful journey brother and your family 💐

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you! Thanks for watching and following our journey

[@SasiKumar-ft7bu]

Cute and smart children ❤

[@Dan-xx5jq]

It is beautiful with all the green terraces everywhere and the little hills and valleys. The guy is giving you a PhD in tea growing to help you start your own tea plantation.. 😅😅

[@OurTinyAdventure]

There is a lot that goes into the process, it was great to learn as we had no idea previously how tea was harvested and manufactured. :) And the views were incredible! Thanks for watching!

[@JDSGH]

I always tell the first time visitors to India to go to south India ... Southern India is so beautiful ...

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We really enjoyed our time 👍 thank you for watching 🙏

[@ajaypalbains321]

Love India ❤

[@themyself1212]

Sweet Nice Family Guys Enjoy Every moment with each other

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you so much 🙏

[@MG23418]

Because tea plantations are in the high range and cooler.

[@dharmadeepsinh]

❤ India

[@devrajbhuyan8855]

Assam is the largest tea producer in India plus we got crude oil too 😉

[@user-he9zt4hj9i]

Cool and nice video. White Tea is the best.☺☺☺

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We had no idea what white tea was prior to this tour. It was a great learning experience

[@heidyadriolo4746]

that was verry intresting vlog .i love tea and i liove green tea a lot .it was funny to see the kids running trow the teafields no interstet in learning but playing .thanks for sharing the vlog Fam i liked it 😊

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Glad you enjoyed it ☺️ Thank you for watching 🙏

[@kidneyless_dog]

Happy journey❤ Try to visit again because you guys are here in the wrong season. and your Kids are more than matured for their age.💎

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We try to visit places during the non rainy season, but yes it's hot! Thanks for watching 🙏

[@rahulnta6575]

💚💙

[@MG23418]

The hike will keep you fit.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Yes, it was much farther than we expected. But it was a good hike!

[@justicekailash1535]

Such a beautiful family 💗💗 Super handsome husband, charming wife and adorable kids ❤❤ God bless you Loved the vlog 👍👍👍👍

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you for your kind words! We are glad you enjoy our vlog! Thanks for following our journey 🤗

[@justicekailash1535]

@@OurTinyAdventure Thanks for visiting my country 👍👍👍

[@americankidsinindia]

❤❤❤ Love the video, my family and us kids just moved here to India from the states. It's a nice adventure and I hope our videos can get as good as yours one day. ❤❤❤

[@OurTinyAdventure]

That's great! I hope you all settle in and enjoy your new lives here. Been at this for a little while, just try to get a little better with each video 👍 Thank you so much for watching 🙏

[@americankidsinindia]

@OurTinyAdventure Yes thank you for the encouragement. We will definitely work on it, continue the great content!

[@sahafadchappu8261]

❤❤❤

[@pathanshajahan4177]

If I am not wrong it's Nilgiri hills ( Arawan gadu ) r ( Coonoor area) best of luck 🎉🎉🎉🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you

[@Dan-xx5jq]

I didn't know green tea and the black tea come from the same plant.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We had no idea before this tour either. It was very educational and informative.

[@user-gf3jp7qj2g]

Hope you guys have a nice time in kerala...carry back good memories....stay safe. Dont let crooked people to fool you....pray you meet only good people while you stay in India..god bless

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you so much

[@vijaysingh-xy4mb]

Visit Andaman and Nicobar islands

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you for the suggestions!

[@kshay.rathore]

0:58 Hi Baby river... How cute ?? 😅😀

[@OurTinyAdventure]

😊 thanks for watching 🙏

[@keshavdawra12]

More like Tea Vlog😁

[@JBNfun]

❤😊

[@mohansrivarshan5632]

I love india

[@cloudyxsakura]

Its hot during these months..even locals cant handle the sun...kerala is best in monsoon or when its colder

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We will have to visit again during cooler months :)

[@RealRahStar]

​@@OurTinyAdventure December is the best month to visit Kerala. Also Christmas is celebrated in Kerala bigger than other states.

[@webdeveloper2432]

You went for Summer. Thats a hot season dude. But enjoy the coconut water which cools down the heat.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We will definitely have to come back at a colder time next time to enjoy more outdoor activities :)

[@josephraju7223]

I will recommended to go lakshadweep and andaman island

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thanks so much for your recommendations

[@toi8258]

if you have time definitely try wonderla in kochi it's a theme park. Not too expensive. you'll like it

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thanks for the recommendation, we saw the park online and it looks really fun!

[@sonamdolma9718]

What a wonderful video! 😄 The guide and host tried their best to give all the information with their broken English but thorough gentlemen. 💖

[@OurTinyAdventure]

They did a great job, we learned so much. Thanks for watching 🙏

[@Malayalikada]

Yeah..They did a great job !!!...English is not their first language

[@nitishmalbari7744]

Great to see you dive into indian local stuff if you plan to visit mumbai let me know ill help you with everything i can ill show you great places to eat and hidden gems over here 😋

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thanks! We'll be in Mumbai for a few days for our flight out. We'll try to explore a bit while we're there 👍 Thanks for watching 🙏

[@nitishmalbari7744]

@@OurTinyAdventure great enjoy your travel in india

[@tinkuraj479]

Nice journey

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@vikastiwari4129]

Enjoy sir❤

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you 🙏 thanks for watching!

[@vedicvoyage613]

lovely, joyful family. I'm glad each of you are having a good time on the trip. Please make extra precautions for your safety when traveling in India. These days, gang rapes are on the rise and rampant, and even while the police are responding quickly, but these kinds of incidents are simply irreversible. 1) Please don't let your wife start conversations with men before you're comfortable that opposite person is safe. You should always lead the conversation first. 2) Always carry a sharp weapon and avoid going to deserted or dubious-looking locations. If you happen to find yourself somewhere where you don't see any local women around, get out of there right away. 3) When choosing a hotel for your stay, always choose well-known brands rather than small, unknown local properties. Many rapes and molestations occur under such hotels. 4) Have a local number on hand in case you need to call the police. 5) Please leave immediately if any family members get intuition that the place is not appropriate. Avoid accepting food or snacks or drink from locals in dubious situations as they might add something malicious to it and make you unconscious. 6) States like Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, and Bihar should be avoided at all costs. Avoid going through those states altogether; You should absolutely not go there. if you must, take a flight or one of the slightly better trains, like the Vande Bharat. where possible one should enter and exit India through Mumbai or any South Indian airport. Avoid Delhi. It is always safer to travel in groups if you have buddies with you if you like to visit remote locations. Please heed the advice of government in your country as most governments in Europe and the US have issued active cautions against traveling to India owing to safety concerns for women. Communicate and keep in touch with your country's embassy in India. Although these precautions are severe, but it's better to be safe than sorry. Once upon a time, In India we lived in a wonderful civilization where we used to think that visitors are gods, but nowadays, rapes, molestation, scams, and harassment are routine and happen often. Because of the large population, cleaning everything will take some time. Till that time, be careful, cautious, and safe. Take care and return safely with happy memories.

[@shefaliluthra9834]

Also visit coorg Wayanad Kanyakumari Ooty Pondicherry

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you for the recommendations

[@shefaliluthra9834]

@@OurTinyAdventure you're welcome Once completed south India you can move forward to North India North India has lot of hill stations which you can visit during this peak summer time Prefer traveling by cab rather than tuk tuk in this scorching heat Prefer eating buffet at the hotel which ur staying at , rather than eating outside

[@gyalu0077]

Go to Ladakh.. 🎉

[@niteshraghav2323]

Enjoy 😊❤❤

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@Prajwal88Rai]

Checkout mangalore nearby there , icecream capital of India it's called and amazing Fish dishes in mangalore

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Sounds fantastic! Thank you for sharing

[@user-gq9vh5xc8i]

Super

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you for watching 🙏

[@BaljeetSingh-tg1gp]

Pls come my city Amritsar punjab 🇮🇳

[@travellermani3337]

Lovely children. Irrespective of caste, cree, religion, race, language, nationality their behaviour remains same. Lovely kids

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Part of why we travel 🙏 Thanks for watching 🙏

[@G.B.assames]

Come to ASSAM every where tea garden

[@PradeepRaajkumar1981]

My home town is 3 hours 45 mins from here to #COIMBATORE #district #pollachi TOWN #tamilnadu

[@PandidharVivekkumar-gn8ww]

❤🇮🇳🇮🇳❤

[@user-ow1zp1ze6q]

You have some more places visit in munnar ❤ Just search on youtube lot's of hidden unexplored places in there ❤

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We quickly noticed how many amazing places there are in Munnar when we arrived. It's a fantastic place and so nice and calm!

[@TaufiqueSiddique200]

Hey broo i m inviting you bhopal madhya please come ❤

[@PaulethanMathew]

Hi, Tiny Adventures.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Hello! Thanks for being here 👍

[@Gayathri_Gayuz]

I like ur vlogs ❤ also visit Thirivanathapuram and the padmanabha temple and eat KERALA SADHYA 😊 In mother plaza restaurant . Must try kerala sadhya its a traditional KERALA meal with all vegetarian dishes and dessert like paayasam .

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you for your kind words! We are happy you enjoy our vlogs and appreciate the recommendations!

[@user-ij1kd8uq5u]

TVM has not much restuarant very poor service tastes

[@Gayathri_Gayuz]

@@user-ij1kd8uq5u I don't know. My place is Alappuzha 🌴🌾😁

[@avishkakarunarathna6571]

visit sri lanka 💚 famous nine arche bridge etc.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thanks so much for the recommendation! Sri Lanka is on our list of places we'd like to visit.

[@nexus_shaman8420]

70% of the world tea is not produced in munnar. What he said or i think ment to say is. 70% of the tea produced in munnar is exported.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Yes, I think you're right. Many people have commented to correct the statement. Thanks for watching 🙏

[@user-nv7mc8mr2k]

Visit Himalayas in north and East during summer.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We would love to visit that part of India as well

[@user-ij1kd8uq5u]

Visit Kochi water metro India's first water metro , kochi Kerala has largest transportation system

[@anilkumar-eq5fy]

It is very dry in munnar now , wrong season.Wild elephant come out of the forest often in this season.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We were hoping to see an elephant, but no luck. We did see some monkeys 👍 Thanks for watching 🙏

[@devendrabisuriya3255]

🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@-_-Blang-_bling--blong_--Yet..]

Biade silade bro

[@tharinithiruvengadam4360]

How was the climate now in munnar? Hot or cold?

[@OurTinyAdventure]

The actual temperature was nice, but we underestimated how strong the sun is. I got a bad sunburn 🥵 Thanks for watching 🙏

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Best tea from India- darjeeling, sri Lanka ceylonese tea is good too. Malaysia's tea is called BOH from Cameron highlands

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Nice! We weren't aware that tea is so grown in Cameron Highlands. Thank you for sharing!

[@BB-yi6qn]

I’m very curious that your children don’t have to go to school and have been traveling abroad with you.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Our boy is only 4, he isn't required to be registered for school yet. Our girl is 5, she is in kindergarten and we Worldschool/Homeschool them both 👍 Thank you for watching 🙏

[@Raju-kx8jw]

The snacks name is RUSK

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thanks for the info 👍 Thanks for watching 🙏

[@achyouu]

VISIT LULU MALL...................

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We went to Lulu Mall, very nice place. You can briefly check our experience in our Kochi video from last week

[@nastybadger-tn4kl]

I READ MAYNMAR

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Tea requires a lot of land at highlands. And only top fresh leaves are harvested (so it is wasteful)

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Yes, we were amazed at the vast amounts of land used for tea plantations. It is a beautiful sight.

[@keangwooichoo6138]

@@OurTinyAdventure unfortunately forested hilly areas need to be cleared for cultivating tea.

[@chinthuraj9715]

Watch out for tiger 🐯

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Oh, there are tigers there? Tune in next week for a video of us seeing some tigers in the south of Bangalore

[@chinthuraj9715]

Sometimes tigers might roam around those tea estates.

[@daryldixen]

Mackenzie is her sister.? They both look like same. UNSTUK mac& keen

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Hello 👋 No relation 👍 Thanks for watching 🙏

[@Nirm4l__]

Don't come during 20-23/24 ... Extremely heavy rains are predicted over kerala including idukki district ..Hjghrange journey is not safe as chances of landslide is high

[@sanjaysanj6688]

Wonder these days there is a Google then y one need a human guide 🤔🤷‍♂️

[@OurTinyAdventure]

We sometimes enjoy having a guide. Plus, many tours are not available to self-Tour unfortunately

[@Malayalikada]

Your guide was brilliant.It is not all about machines most of the time.There is a human aspect as well...

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Must be the tea workers who litter near the tea plants. They should clean up the place after their meals.

[@OurTinyAdventure]

It would be great if the tea plantations were kept free of litter. We did see a couple of large white bags along our route. I think those might be for the workers to discard of their trash.

[@jassmehtot5774]

Pls visit amritsar golden temple 🤍

[@rajatsonkar4738]

You don't need guides for india explorer yourself it's also good for blogging.

[@sonder-dp6de]

Do not go to hustling bustling cities like delhi mumbai , varanasi or jaipur, agra lots of pollution ,noise busy streets..etc,..U have kids with you they are gonna get annoyed and cranky and Avoid street food cuz its gonna be tough for u guys if the kids get sick..u guys can u to south goa or maybe ladakh for more cooler temperature there are many places you can visit ..hopefully you guys check out the place before visiting

[@vivek_yadav_7525]

OK! wow...😯😂😂

[@rudrakshupadhyay]

visit Sikkim Meghalaya less visited places

[@travellermani3337]

Eucalyptus may be good for health but eucalyptus trees are not good for environment. These trees are not native to western ghats but planted by Britishers when they ruled us. Silver oak also invasive trees planted by Britishers which is not good for environment.

[@janmejayamohanty6459]

You must visit Lakshadweep and Andaman and Nicobar Island 🏝️ of INDIA 🇮🇳

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you for the recommendation!

[@Crazybee-]

Welcome welcome welcome 😁 i hope you guys ll enjoy.. Love to see you 😍 By the way this is not India you guys hv to see lot more to get Indianessssss

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thank you! Thanks for watching 🙏

[@Crazybee-]

@@OurTinyAdventure ♥️

[@i_am_sub]

Visit underrated place like Andamn and nicobar or lakshadeep , Dharmshala ,Ladakh ,North east india

[@OurTinyAdventure]

Thanks so much for the recommendations

[@Rocks135]

Tea. Colitis 123