Kerala Hydel Tourism Centre publishes its tariff for every centre it runs, this one included, and sells entry in one-hour slots on its own booking site. That makes Blossom one of the few Munnar sights where you can know the price before you arrive — provided you look at the operator rather than at a travel page.

The ₹50 that will not die

Search for this park and you will be told entry is ₹50 with parking at ₹40. That figure has been copied between travel sites for years. The operator’s own tariff table gives ₹80 for an adult entry pass and ₹50 for a child or additional head, with a separate ₹50 student pass — and the Malayalam report from the ground in August 2024 gives the same ₹80 and ₹50 pair. Treat ₹80 as the number and the ₹50 as somebody else’s old page.

Cameras are a separate ticket

A still camera is ₹150, a professional camera ₹600 and video ₹1,000, and in each case the operator’s own note is that the camera holder must also have an entry pass. The camera slots run two hours where the entry slot runs one. Phones are not charged.

The campfire, which is the unusual product

The board sells a campfire on the grass here: ₹3,500 for a one-hour slot, up to eighty people, in four windows between 19:00 and 23:00. Nothing else in the high range will rent you a fire and a river bank at ten at night. Two practical points: the gate is on a national highway with no footpath, so arrange the drive back before you book, and the entry slots themselves stop at 20:15.

What the tariff does not include

Boating. Kerala Tourism’s page for the park lists boating along with cycling and roller skating, and there is a boatyard mapped on the bank. But the operator’s current tariff for this centre lists only entry passes, camera charges and campfires — while its Mattupetty, Kundala, Echo Point and Sengulam centres all list boats with prices. That is a real inconsistency between two official sources and we cannot resolve it from here. Ask at the gate on the day rather than promising a boat to a six-year-old in the car.

The operator’s published tariff
  • Entry pass ₹80 adult · ₹50 child or additional · ₹50 student pass
  • Still camera ₹150 · professional camera ₹600 · video ₹1,000 — camera holder needs an entry pass too
  • Campfire ₹3,500 per one-hour slot, maximum 80 people, 19:00–23:00
  • Entry slots 09:15 to 20:15 daily; Google’s record says 09:00–19:30, so confirm the last hour
  • Booking at keralahydeltourism.com. Government rates change without notice