The Tata tea museum is the first tea museum of India . It is also known as the Kanandevan Hills Plantation tea Museum. The museum was opened on Ist April 2005. The tea Museum preserves and displays the journey of Munnar from a stretch of land amidst the hills to the present Munnar which is known for the tea plantations . The museum highlights the photographs that display the history of Munnar in its growth as a plantation town . It also exhibits some displays that throw light on the efforts of the planters who dared to convert this forest land to a plantation town.

The CSI christ Church of Munnar links the history of Munnar to the present. The CSI Christ Church, Munnar owes its legacy to the Century old British tea planters in old Munnar. The present CSI church was built in 1910 in the Gothic style. The church has stained glasses inscribing the biblical characters. The church has memorial brass plaques with names of prominent planters inscribed on them. Thus the church stands on the top of the hills overlooking the Munnar town, with the history of the tea planters of Munnar.