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 “a stone in between” 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 — 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 […]
Pookode Lake is a scenic freshwater lake nestled among the evergreen forests of Wayanad, Kerala. Surrounded by green hills and forest, the lake offers a refreshing stop for anyone exploring the region. The greenery reflected on the water makes it especially beautiful, and the lake’s distinctive shape is often said to resemble the map of India. Located near Vythiri, Pookode Lake is a popular picnic […]
Lakkidi View Point is one of the popular viewpoints in Wayanad, offering a bird’s-eye view of the winding Thamarassery Ghat Road that connects Kozhikode with the hill district. Often regarded as the gateway to Wayanad when travelling from Kozhikode, Lakkidi welcomes visitors with misty hills, thick greenery and views of the road snaking through the forest below. A paved pathway beside the viewpoint allows you […]
The first time I heard the name Chain Tree, I wondered what kind of unusual tree could have earned such a name. When you reach the place, the answer is quite simple: it is a large tree with a thick metal chain wrapped around its trunk. The tree itself is actually quite ordinary and stands right beside the road. It is located just before Lakkidi […]
Wayanad is a district in North Kerala and is blessed with many natural beauties. Nestled in the Western Ghats, Wayanad is home to many waterfalls, wildlife sanctuaries, natural lakes, bird sanctuaries, the list is endless. Places to Visit Edakkal Caves Phantom Rock Soochippara Falls Chain Tree Banasura Sagar Dam Pookode Lake Lakkidi View Point Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary Muthunga Wildlife Sancturay (coming soon) Karalad Lake […]
Masinagudi is a small village that is located on the outskirts of Mudumalai Wildlife Sancturary. It is located at around 12 km from Karnataka-Tamil Nadu border, and 7 km from Mudumalai Forest office. Masinagudi is an ideal destination for wildlife enthusiast. There are several activities that can be done by taking permission from the forest department. Be it organized trek on the outskirts of the […]
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