I’m planning a trip to **Munnar, Kerala**, and I’ve always heard it’s one of the most beautiful hill stations in South India. I was curious—does Munnar ever experience **snowfall**, or at least very cold weather conditions similar to northern hill stations like Shimla or Manali? * What’s the **lowest temperature in Munnar during winter (December–January)**? * Do mornings and nights get chilly enough to need heavy woolens? * Has anyone ever witnessed **frost or snow-like conditions** in Munnar? * How does the winter climate compare to other hill stations in South India like Ooty or Kodaikanal? * For travelers who enjoy cold weather, is **December–February the best time to visit Munnar**, or would you recommend another season? I’d love to hear from anyone who has personally traveled to Munnar in winter and can share their experience of how cold it really gets. Do we get that **“winter wonderland” vibe**, or is it more of a pleasant, misty chill? Thanks in advance for your insights—this will really help me (and other travelers) plan better!

Can We See Snowfall or Experience Very Cold Weather in Munnar During Winter?

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I’m planning a trip to Munnar, Kerala, and I’ve always heard it’s one of the most beautiful hill stations in South India. I was curious—does Munnar ever experience snowfall, or at least very cold weather conditions similar to northern hill stations like Shimla or Manali?

What’s the lowest temperature in Munnar during winter (December–January)?
Do mornings and nights get chilly enough to need heavy woolens?
Has anyone ever witnessed frost or snow-like conditions in Munnar?
How does the winter climate compare to other hill stations in South India like Ooty or Kodaikanal?
For travelers who enjoy cold weather, is December–February the best time to visit Munnar, or would you recommend another season?

I’d love to hear from anyone who has personally traveled to Munnar in winter and can share their experience of how cold it really gets. Do we get that “winter wonderland” vibe, or is it more of a pleasant, misty chill?

Thanks in advance for your insights—this will really help me (and other travelers) plan better!