Himakshi Panwar
Lush and serene, Banasura Sagar Dam in Wayanad is a must-visit. With stones and boulders used in its construction, it is the largest earth dam in India.
Discover the rich biodiversity of Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, where dense forests house elephants, tigers, and bird species like great vultures, providing an immersive experience for nature enthusiasts.
Journey to the heart of history at Edakkal Caves, two ancient rock formations with prehistoric petroglyphs, offering an enriching archaeological and trekking experience.
Unwind amidst the tea gardens of Wayanad at Meenmutty Falls, a three-tiered waterfall that provides a picturesque setting for nature lovers.
Explore the cultural heritage of Wayanad at Pookode Lake, a freshwater lake surrounded by greenery, perfect for boating and a peaceful lakeside stroll.
Embark on a spice trail at Wayanad's spice plantations, like the popular Thirunelli Agraharam, where you can witness the cultivation of various spices.
Visit the ancient Thirunelli Temple, nestled amidst the Brahmagiri Hills, and soak in the spiritual aura of this centuries-old pilgrimage site with its unique stone architecture.
As the first tribal heritage village in Kerala, En Ooru reflects indigenous architecture, tribal customs and traditions. With thatched houses, open-air theatre and a tribal cafeteria, the place has a gamut of experiences for visitors.
Engage in a peaceful retreat at Vythiri, a charming hill station in Wayanad, where treehouse accommodations, spice plantations and interactions with tribal communities make for a blissful stop.