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Standing at 6730 feet above the sea level, the Chembra Peak is the highest peak in Wayanad, and one of its most sought after trekking spots. It is part of the Wayanad range of the Western Ghats, and is located 8km south of Kalpetta
Soochipara falls also known as Sentinel Rock Waterfalls is situated in the Vellarimala of Wayanad. This waterfall is surrounded by evergreen forests and can be reached on foot after a short nature trek.
Meenmutty Waterfalls located close to the Banasura Sagar Dam is a charming picnic spot that can be reached with a short 1 km trek. The area is also ideal for a quick nature walk.
Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary is contiguous to the protected area network of Nagarhole and Bandipur of Karnataka on the north east and Mudumalai of Tamil Nadu on the southeast.
Phantom Rock is a tourist destination in Ambalavayal in the district of Wayanad in Kerala. It is a natural metamorphic rock formation resembling a human skull, and thus is known as Phantom Rock.
Edakkal Caves also Edakal, are two natural caves at Edakkal, around 120 km south-west of Mysuru, in Wayanad district of Kerala
The Jain Temple in Sulthan Bathery, built in the 13th century is one of the most important Jain temples in Kerala. The architecture here was heavily influenced by the style of the then ruling Vijayanagara Empire.
Wayanad Adventure Camp, Karlad Lake is an adventure sports location maintained by the DTPC Wayanad.
One of the most beautiful waterfalls in Wayanad and an ideal picnic spot. The 30m waterfall and the picture perfect surroundings make it worth a visit.
Kuruva Islands Is Popular Among Tourists For Its Calm And Serene Surroundings. Spread Over 950 Acres Of Land, It Takes A Minimum Of 3 Hours To Explore This Uninhabited Island.
The scenic Pookode Lake is a perennial freshwater lake surrounded by green hills and evergreen forests. It lies at an altitude of 770 mts above sea level and is known for its boating trips, exotic birds and blue water lilies. It is also a popular picnic spot and a pleasing retreat for nature lovers.
Heritage Museum at Ambalavayal houses one of the richest collections of historic artifacts in Wayanad. The museum is one of the best and most well maintained in Kerala, with exhibits that were sourced almost exclusively from Wayanad.
Lying towards the north of the district of Wayanad, this region harbours a rich diversity of flora. Open to wildlife jeep safari twice a day, you are bound to spot various animals and bird species in their natural habitat during the 1.5-2 hour journey.
Built in memory of Kerala Varma Pazhassi Raja. The tomb was constructed in the place where his body was cremated, and is situated in Mananthavady
Situated on Ambukuthi Mala, Sulthan Bathery, this peak stands at 4000 feet from sea level and also houses a 1000 year old temple. Ideal for viewing Sun Rise and Sun Sets.
Situated on Ambalavayal, this view point gives a clear view of Karapuzha Dam. Ideal for trekking.
Situated On Meppadi This Place Is Ideal For Forest Hiking, Stream Hiking, Waterfalls And Trekking Hill Top.
Wayanad is home to India’s largest earthen dam, the Banasura Sagar. The dam, which was constructed in 1979, is built across the Karamanathodu tributary of the Kabani River.
One of the most beautiful waterfalls in Wayanad and an ideal picnic spot. The 30m waterfall and the picture perfect surroundings make it worth a visit.
Standing at 6730 feet above the sea level, the Chembra Peak is the highest peak in Wayanad, and one of its most sought after trekking spots. It is part of the Wayanad range of the Western Ghats, and is located 8km south of Kalpetta
Soochipara falls also known as Sentinel Rock Waterfalls is situated in the Vellarimala of Wayanad. This waterfall is surrounded by evergreen forests and can be reached on foot after a short nature trek.
Meenmutty Waterfalls located close to the Banasura Sagar Dam is a charming picnic spot that can be reached with a short 1 km trek. The area is also ideal for a quick nature walk.
Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary is contiguous to the protected area network of Nagarhole and Bandipur of Karnataka on the north east and Mudumalai of Tamil Nadu on the southeast.
Phantom Rock is a tourist destination in Ambalavayal in the district of Wayanad in Kerala. It is a natural metamorphic rock formation resembling a human skull, and thus is known as Phantom Rock.
Edakkal Caves also Edakal, are two natural caves at Edakkal, around 120 km south-west of Mysuru, in Wayanad district of Kerala
