Kundala dam & lake is located in Munnar district of Kerala around 20 away from Munnar town at an altitude of 1760 meters above sea level. This picturesque kundala Lake is sourrounded by green valley’s and landscapes. The pristine and unpolluted air, cool environment leaves you feel refreshed and rejuvenated. The lake is famous for Shikhari boat service as one can see in Kashmir. This boating would be memorable specialy for couples as it would same experience that one can feel in kashmir on your honeymoon trip. Those tall eucalyptus trees add beauty to lake view. It’s indeed lap of nature.
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The Kundala lake looks very amazing and mesmerizing. When did you visit it? Is it located in Kashmir region? It is a dream of mine to go and visit that place.
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@TsekoV Kundala lake is in Munnar, but similar environment, senic beauty as Kashmir. Also, you get same boat riding at Kundala, as what you in Kashmir.
@TsekoV Kundala lake is in Munnar, but similar environment, senic beauty as Kashmir. Also, you get same boat riding at Kundala, as what you in Kashmir. I visited this place a week ago.
Your photos are great and Kundala dam looks like a very nice for a boat walk! Thanks for sharing the beauty of this place with us. Is it allowed to go fishing in the lake? I haven’t seen an eucalyptus tree and I’m really happy I’ve learnt something new
That was very good to know. Thanks a lot for the information. In my country Bulgaria, there are also some rules and restrictions for fishing which can vary from season to season.
Now that it is very rare to find a place where the air is clean and there is no pollution, the Kundala Lake should be appreciated by both locals and tourists.
Fun fact, I didn’t know eucalyptus exists in other parts of the world except Australia. Your post enlightened me.
In Southern parts of India in States of Tamilnadu, Kerala and in Karnataka you can find Eucalyptus. This is abundant in Hill regions of Kerala & Tamilnadu.
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