Lock Heart Gap in Munnar, Kerala, is a super cool place to visit! Imagine two big rocks shaped like a heart – that's where it gets its name. Before, people called it 'Vellathuval,' which means 'silver fall'. It's famous for its breathtaking views, misty hills and tea plantations, perfect for amazing photos and memories of your India trip!
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October-to-March
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₹500 per person
Lock Heart Gap is named after the British planter and engineer, Major Lockhart, who surveyed the area in the 19th century. The gap was originally used as a passage for transporting goods and people between Munnar and the nearby town of Mattupetty. Over time, the area has become a popular tourist destination due to its scenic beauty. The name 'Lock Heart' is believed to be a misspelling of 'Lockhart', but the name has stuck over the years.