In the heart of the Western Ghats lies Munnar—a place where mist dances over tea gardens, ancient rainforests breathe quietly, and every trail whispers stories of evolution. This isn’t just a hill station. It’s a living, breathing biodiversity hotspot—one of the most vital in the world. Here, nestled between the folds of the mountains, lie the shola grasslands—cool, windswept meadows cradled by stunted evergreen forests. These fragile habitats are rare, and from a macro photographer’s eye, they are gold. Every moss-laced trunk, dew-covered fern, and fallen leaf hides life at a scale few stop to notice. The magic begins at night—with resplendent bush frogs, cryptic insects, and glistening reptiles emerging from the shadows. These are stories best told through light, texture, and patience. Join me in discovering Munnar the way few ever do. This isn’t just a photo tour—it’s a deep dive into one of India’s most exquisite ecosystems, frame by frame.