This did not disrupt the beauty and virginity of the hilly heavens that was Munnar. However, over the years, frequent visitors have expressed their discomfort with the growing number of commercial establishments which unlike their ancestral business only destruct the beauty of the locality. Resorts are in plenty but still find themselves inadequate during peak seasons. There is still demand for quality accommodation facilities that without troubling the environment helps the tourism industry move forward. Here comes the concept of Rivulet. It is not a project we wish to sideline by giving the term of 'eco-friendly' or 'sustainable tourism'. Of course those are the key words for us but simply put, they are just words. We believe in an experience far removed from what we have seen and what you have been through during your stay anywhere in the world. They say that what you do to your natural surroundings is a mirror image of what you do to yourself and others around you. If that is true, then I am proud to say that Rivulet is perhaps the most self-less and philanthropic resort project Munnar has ever seen. We have not built a resort in a forest. That is too mainstream. We built a forest around a resort. And we want you to understand this movement and be a part of it. We want you to understand nature, up close and personal.