Wayanad Kerala

Soochipara Falls - Spend a couple of hours admiring the beauty of the charming Soochipara Waterfall, also known as Sentinel Rock Waterfalls. The spot is well surrounded by deciduous, evergreen and montane forests and is famous for rock climbing.

Chembra Peak - The highest peak in Wayanad district, Chembra Peak is a trekking paradise and a popular weekend getaway. Lush greenery, tea plantations, heart-shaped lake and small waterfalls, beautiful flora and fauna are a wholesome treat to eyes in the Chembra Peak.

Kuruva Island -Enjoy the pristine nature at the heart of Kabini River, in the cluster of islands under the protected area of KuruvaDweep. This uninhabited island is the natural residence of rare flora and fauna species and the unfiltered picturesque beauty of nature. Tourists enjoy the rafting and boating arranged by Kerala Tourism Department.

Pookode Lake - The gorgeous perennial freshwater lake of Wayanad is in the shape of an Indian map and is the home of national flower lotus and several fishes. A species of cyprinid fish, PethiaPookodensis is said to be seen only in this lake. The aesthetic beauty unfurled from the surrounding forests and the sights of fauna and avifauna are the predominant centre of attraction.

Thirunelli Temple -Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Thirunelli Temple is also recognised as SahyamalaKshetram and Kashi of South. The temple is designed according to the ancient temple architecture and the rituals are performed at the banks of Papanashini stream.

Pakshipathalam Bird Sanctuary -The sanctuary is a haven of multiple species of avifauna and is the heaven for bird watchers. The way to Pakshipathalam encompasses a 17 km hiking trail. The place is a hidden gem in the forests of Brahmagiri highlands in Mananthavady.

Lakkidi Viewpoint - The enchanting view from Lakkidi is carpeted with greenery and its popularity lies in the 9 hairpin caves. Experience either sunset or sunrise from the viewpoint to get a heavenly experience.

Sultan Bathery Jain Temple - The fabulous architectural marvel of the Jain Temple at Sultan Bathery is a significant Jain pilgrimage site and the temple belonged to Vijayanagar Dynasty. There is the deity of Lord Mahavira inside the temple. The place was believed to be the safehouse for storing ammunition by Tipu Sultan.

En Ooru -It is a tribal village hamlet at Pookode, designed with the primary intention to acquaint the tourist with the tribal culture and history. The En Uru project is governed by the tribal people to preserve their heritage. The hamlet consists of ten prototype tribal cottages, a café, a rain shelter, an amphitheatre to demonstrate tribal art, a toilet block, an art and crafts workshop, landscape improvements, a historical pathway, and a children's recreation park.

Meenmutty Waterfalls - The enthralling waterfall crashes from 1000 feet and reaching here involves a trek of 2 kms. The landscape surrounding the waterfall is worth admiration. The waterfall has three viewpoints and falls at 3 separate levels.

Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary - Experience nature in its true and wild spirit at Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, located at the southern trenches of Western Ghats. Asian Elephants, vultures, tigers, jungle cats, leopards, Sloth bear, Gaur, Indian pangolin, wild dog, sambar deer, etc. are among the vast stretch of wildlife along with other fauna, flora and avifauna. The purest form of honey, Wild gold honey is collected here at Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary.