Discovering the Charm of Carmelagiri Elephant Park, Munnar

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Located amidst the lush hills of Munnar, the Carmelagiri Elephant Park offers visitors a unique and captivating experience with its majestic elephants. If you're planning a trip to Munnar, this park is a must-visit destination that promises both excitement and tranquility.

Carmelagiri Elephant Park is a haven for elephant enthusiasts. Situated in the heart of Munnar, the park provides an immersive experience where visitors can interact with these gentle giants. The park offers a variety of activities designed to give you a closer look at the lives of elephants and their habitat.



One of the main attractions at Carmelagiri is the elephant ride. Visitors can enjoy a serene ride through the lush green surroundings, offering an unparalleled vantage point to appreciate Munnar's natural beauty. The rides are conducted under the supervision of trained mahouts, ensuring both safety and an educational experience about these magnificent creatures.

Another engaging activity is feeding the elephants. Visitors can feed the elephants under the guidance of the park staff, providing a unique opportunity to bond with the animals and learn about their diets and habits.



For those looking for a more hands-on experience, the park also offers elephant bathing sessions. Visitors can participate in this delightful activity, which is not only fun but also a way to understand the care and maintenance of these large mammals.

Carmelagiri Elephant Park is conveniently located, making it easy to include in your Munnar itinerary. Whether you are traveling with family, friends, or solo, the park offers an enriching experience that will leave you with lasting memories.

Happy travelling!



Location: Carmelagiri Elephant Park, Mattuppetty Road, Munnar, Kannan Devan Hills, Kerala 685612, India

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