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Banasura Sagar Dam
One of the largest earthen dams in India, with green islands, speed boating and views of the Banasura hills.
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Lakes, caves, peaks and rivers around Padinjarathara.
One of the largest earthen dams in India, with green islands, speed boating and views of the Banasura hills.
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Natural rock shelters high on Ambukuthi Hills with ancient carvings. A short climb rewards you with valley views.
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The highest peak in Wayanad, famous for its heart-shaped lake. Trekking needs forest department permission.
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Soochipara is a three-tier fall reached by a forest walk. Meenmutty is a powerful multi-level fall near Ambalavayal, best after the monsoon.
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A freshwater lake surrounded by evergreen forest, with pedal boating and a children's park.
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An uninhabited river delta of dense forest on the Kabini river, reached by bamboo rafting.
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Jeep safari through forest where elephants, deer, colourful birds and other wildlife can be spotted.
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Mix and match. We are happy to guide you on routes and timings.
Morning at Banasura Sagar Dam and boating, lunch of Kuzhimanthi at the hotel, afternoon at Karlad Lake, evening tea and pazham pori.
Day 1: Banasura Sagar Dam, Pookode Lake, Lakkidi View Point. Day 2: Edakkal Caves, Soochipara Falls, Meenmutty Falls.
Dam and lake day, caves and falls day, then Kuruva Island, Thirunelli Temple and Muthanga safari.
October to May for sightseeing. Monsoon (June to September) is lush but some spots may close.
Comfortable shoes, a light jacket for evenings, a rain cover and a water bottle.
Hill roads are slow, so plan 2 to 3 sights per day. Ask us about local transport.
Treks and safaris need forest department tickets and have daily limits.