Flora and Fauna Munnar Eco Park is located at Adimaly, on the way to Munnar in Kerala. The park offers visitors an opportunity to explore different varieties of birds, animals, reptiles, fish, and plants. During our visit, we got to interact with some of the birds, feed colorful Koi fish, and explore the different sections of the park.
Koi Fish Pond
Our visit began at the Koi fish pond, the first section we came across after entering the park. The pond was filled with colorful Koi fish swimming around in the water.
One of the interesting experiences here was feeding the fish. As we offered them food, they gathered around our hands and came close to the edge of the pond. Watching them swim around and reach for the food was a lovely way to begin our exploration.
Meeting the Birds Up Close
From the Koi fish pond, we continued to the bird section, which was one of the highlights of our visit. The aviary is home to different varieties of birds, and visitors can get surprisingly close to some of them.
Some birds came and perched on our hands, shoulders, and even our heads. We could also feed them directly from our hands, making the experience more interactive than simply observing birds from a distance.
As we explored this section, we came across different varieties of birds, including pheasants and guinea fowl. We also spotted some lizard-like animals in the same area.
The opportunity to see these birds so closely made this part of the visit particularly memorable.
A Small Waterfall Inside the Park
After exploring the aviary, we came out and discovered a small waterfall within the park. It was another feature to enjoy as we moved between the different sections.
Ostriches, Emus, Ducks and Swans
Our next stop was the section featuring larger birds. Here, we saw ostriches and emus, along with smaller birds such as ducks and swans.
It was interesting to see such a variety of birds in different sections of the park, from the smaller birds in the aviary to the much larger ostriches and emus.
Exploring the Fruit Plant Section
We then moved on to the plant section, where we found different varieties of fruit plants.
Unlike the bird and fish sections, this part of the visit offered an opportunity to learn about plants. A guide accompanied us through the area and explained the different varieties, sharing information about the plants and their characteristics.
This added an informative element to our visit, allowing us to explore not only the animal life but also the plant varieties found within the park.
Flora and Fauna Munnar Eco Park – Entry Fee
The regular entry fee for the Family Escape ticket was as follows at the time of our visit:
- Adults: ₹650
- Children aged 5–12 years: ₹400
We visited when an offer was available and paid ₹400 per person for our entry. Ticket prices and offers may change, so it is worth checking the latest rates before planning your visit.
Our Experience at Flora and Fauna Munnar Eco Park
Our visit to Flora and Fauna Munnar Eco Park included feeding Koi fish, interacting with birds, seeing pheasants and guinea fowl, exploring the ostrich and emu section, and learning about different fruit plants.
The experience of having birds perch on our hands, shoulders, and heads was one of the most distinctive parts of the visit. The park brings together several different sections, allowing visitors to experience fish, birds, animals, and plants during a single visit.
If you are travelling towards Munnar, you can consider including Flora and Fauna Munnar Eco Park in your itinerary.
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