Kovalam Beach is a nice, pristine semi-white sand beach that is located at about 25 km from Trivandrum. Kovalam Beach is one of the popular beaches in this part of Kerala, and has the highest number of visitors! The commercial area of the beach has numerous visitors, street vendors, and people who offer various activities on the beach. If you continue ahead on one side […]
Attukkad Falls (also spelled Attukkal Falls) is located at a distance of 8 km from the town of Munnar. It is one of the many waterfalls found in this area, and the monsoon enhances the beauty of this waterfalls. The route to the falls is amidst the tea plantations, and that makes the drive to the falls much more memorable. In fact, the best view […]
Bekal Fort is the largest fort in Kerala that is built in over 40 acres of land at the edge of Arabian Sea. Bekal Fort is in the shape of a giant keyhole and is built in 17th Century. The fort is built on the sea, and two sides of the fort wall always guards against the unending waves of Arabian Sea. The fort is […]
Athirapally Falls is one of the most scenic waterfalls in Kerala. The falls are formed as water from River Chalakudy drops down 80 feet through several parallel streams collectively spread over 300 feet. During monsoon season, Athirapally Falls will be in full glory when all the parallel streams join together to form a single waterfall that drops down 80 ft and is more than 300 […]
Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary is located in northern Wayanad, Kerala, close to the Karnataka border. Surrounded by forests and connected to the larger landscape of the Western Ghats, it is one of the places to consider if you want to experience Wayanad’s wildlife. The sanctuary is part of Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, which shares a forest landscape with protected areas in neighbouring Karnataka, including Nagarhole National Park. […]
Edakkal Caves are one of the most fascinating historical sites in Wayanad, combining an unusual natural rock formation, prehistoric carvings and a fairly steep climb through the hills of Ambukuthi Mala. The name itself gives you a clue about the formation. Edakkal means βa stone in betweenβ in Malayalam. What is called a cave is actually a natural rock shelter formed when a huge boulder […]
Banasura Sagar Dam is one of the most scenic attractions in Wayanad, Kerala. Known as India’s largest earthen dam, it is surrounded by the green hills of the Western Ghats, with a vast reservoir that becomes dotted with small islands when the water level rises. The dam is built across the Karamanathodu River, a tributary of the Kabini River, and forms part of a project […]
Phantom Rock is one of Wayanad’s more unusual natural attractions β a huge rock formation that resembles a human skull and appears to rest on another massive boulder. The formation is also known locally as Cheengeri Mala or Cheengeri Para. Located near Ambalavayal, Phantom Rock stands out against the green landscape surrounding it. The combination of the unusual rock formation, open views and relatively quiet […]
Soochippara Falls is one of the most popular waterfalls in Wayanad, where water plunges through the forested Western Ghats before collecting in a large pool below. The waterfall drops in multiple tiers for roughly 200 metres (around 650 feet) and is surrounded by thick evergreen forests and rocky hills. Soochippara Falls is also known as Sentinel Rock Waterfalls, after the distinctive rocky formations around the […]
Karalad Lake (also spelled Karlad Lake) is a freshwater lake in Thariode, Wayanad, surrounded by greenery and bamboo groves. Spread across around seven acres, it offers a scenic setting for visitors looking to enjoy the outdoors away from the busier tourist spots. Unlike Pookode Lake, which is a popular stop for families and tourists, Karalad Lake combines a peaceful lakeside setting with adventure activities. You […]
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