Meesapulimala, Munnar Overview
Meesapulimala is the second-highest peak in South India, at an elevation of 2,641 meters (8,660 feet). Its densely forested terrain has eight peaks that together resemble a moustache, giving the peak its name. The trek starts from Rhodo Valley or Silent Valley, 6 km before Rhodo Valley, and about 8 km in from Rhodo Valley passes through grasslands, rainforest, and small waterfalls amid rhododendrons, tea estates, and streams. The peak lies within the Western Ghats, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its biodiversity.
Meesapulimala is a trek which passes through eight hills and the border of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Since it is a one-day trek, it is visited by trekkers belonging to different age groups. The trail is moderate and can be completed without any obstacles as such and also offers a scenic spot that can be thoroughly enjoyed by the trekkers. A perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of the city life, if you are a nature and adventure lover, then make sure you do not miss out on this exquisite beauty if you are planning a trip to Idukki.
