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45 Places To Visit In Wayanad

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Day 1: Arrive at Calicut International Airport or Nilambur railway station. Leave for Wayanad in a private taxi. Arrive at Wayanad. Check-in at the hotel. Overnight stay. Day 2: Breakfast at the hotel. Leave for the local sightseeing in Wayanad. Visit Wayanad wildlife reserve, sprawled over an area of 344 square km. Wayanad is a home to a rich variety of flora and fauna including Asian elephants, leopards, bears, monkey, guars, fishes, butterflies etc. Back to hotel in the evening. Dinner at the hotel. Day 3: Leave hotel early in the morning after breakfast. Trek to Chembra Peak- A short trek to the highest peak of Wayanad at an elevation of 2,100 m. The main attraction of this trek is the famous 'hridhayathadakam' lake- a heart shaped lake which never dries. Later go for a tea plantation tour in the tea gardens of Wayanad. Back to hotel. Overnight stay at the hotel. Day 4: Trek to the Neelimala view point, famous for the Meenmutty waterfalls. The trek is famous for offering the beauty of the massive coffee and tea plantations of Wayanad along with the beauty of hills of Western Ghats. Later, visit the ancient Edakkal caves. The 8,000 years old caves hold a great value in the Hindu mythology. Back to Hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel. Day 5: Check-out from the hotel after breakfast. Reach the airport or railway station in a private taxi.

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1. Edakkal Caves

Great For Family Outing 4.2 /5

20 km from city center

Cave

Famous for their rock and wall carvings, the Edakkal Caves are two naturally occurring alcoves in Wayanad district, Kerala, measuring about 96 by 22 feet and located 1,200 meters above sea level. Reaching the caves takes about a 1.5-hour trek (to around 4,000 ft) to the entrance, and another 45 minutes to reach the mouth of the cave. The caves are of historical and archaeological significance, wit (Read More)h carvings dating back to the Neolithic era (the late Stone Age); the stonework inside is estimated to be between 5000 BC and 1000 BC.

Top Attraction 4.6 /5

19 km from city center

Wildlife

Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is the second-largest wildlife sanctuary in Kerala, home to rare and endangered flora and fauna. It's surrounded by the protected areas of Mudumalai in Tamil Nadu and Nagarhole and Bandipur in Karnataka. Founded in 1973, the sanctuary is part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, the first of the 14 biosphere reserves in India. It covers an area of 345 square km, split into (Read More)Upper Wayanad and Lower Wayanad, with eucalyptus and bamboo trees grown in the region.

Great For Family Outing 4.2 /5

Waterfall

Located 29 km from Kalpetta in Wayanad district, Meenmutty is considered one of the largest waterfalls in the Kalpetta region and the second-largest in Kerala. It's one of the most striking natural attractions in Wayanad, reached via a jungle trek. The waterfall flows in three tiers. Climbing through the rocks to reach it is a popular activity and makes for a memorable trip.

Great For Couples 4.7 /5

Stay Experience

One of the best things to do in Kerala is to stay in a treehouse. And there is no better place in the state than Wayanad. You can find several packages in the city where you can stay in the pretty wooden house and as part of the package, you can also enjoy a bonfire and indulge in activities like rock climbing, rappelling, nature walks etc. Here are some of the top picks for tree houses in Wayanad (Read More) to stay.

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5. Chembra Peak

Great For Family Outing 4.4 /5

22 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

Chembra Peak, near Meppady, is the highest peak in the Wayanad Hill Range at an altitude of 2,000 meters above sea level. It offers panoramic views of the entire Wayanad district and parts of the Kozhikode, Malappuram, and Nilgiri districts, and is a popular trekking spot known for its lush greenery and well-known heart-shaped lake.

Top Attraction 4.2 /5

24 km from city center

Waterfall

Also known as Sentinel Rock Waterfalls, Soochipara Falls is a three-tiered waterfall situated in Vellarimala, Wayanad. Surrounded by deciduous, evergreen and montane forests, this waterfall is regarded as one of the best waterfalls. The drive from Meppadi to Sentinel Rock Waterfalls provides visitors with scenic views of some of the best tea estates in Wayanad.

7. Kuruva Dweep

Hidden Gem 4.3 /5

13 km from city center

Island

Highlights: Jungle Walk, River Safari

Kuruva Dweep is a small island on the Kabini River in Wayanad district, Kerala, said to be the only island in India surrounded entirely by fresh water. Its landscape makes it a popular spot for nature walks and draws visitors from around the world.

Fairs & Festivals

Poopoli National Agrifest and Wayanad Flower Show, held at Ambalavayal every January, is the largest flower show in Kerala and a venue for the latest trends in horticulture and floriculture. It features an exhibition of flowers with as many as 100 stalls a year, including vertical gardens, along with adventure sports and food stalls.

Top Attraction 4.1 /5

21 km from city center

Factories & Industries

The Rippon Tea Factory is a must-visit destination located in the heart of Wayanad, Kerala. Set amidst sprawling tea plantations, this historic factory provides a unique insight into the tea-making process while offering a serene environment for visitors to enjoy the lush greenery of Wayanad's highlands. Established during the colonial era, the factory still retains its old-world charm and is an i (Read More)mportant part of the region’s tea heritage.

4.3 /5

13 km from city center

Dam

Lying in the Banasura hills in Wayanad district, Banasura Sagar Dam is the largest earthen dam in the country and the second-largest in Asia. The view of the reservoir from the top of the dam is expansive, and adventures like speed boating are available on site. A trek up to Banasura Peak passes streams and diverse flora and fauna, with several waterfalls along the way. An earthen dam, also known (Read More)as an embankment dam, is built by placing mounds of clay, sand, rock, or soil.

4.3 /5

24 km from city center

Temple

Highlights: Pancha Theertham

The Thirunelli Temple is an ancient temple dedicated to Lord Maha Vishnu, located in Wayanad district, Kerala, surrounded by hills and forest. It stands at a height of 900 meters, on the side of the Brahmagiri hills near the Karnataka border, overlooking the mountainous landscape. The temple is also known as Sahyamala Kshetram and the 'Kashi of the South.' Nelli translates to gooseberry; it is bel (Read More)ieved the idol of Lord Vishnu was first found resting under a gooseberry tree before the temple was built. Records suggest Thirunelli was an important pilgrimage center during the rule of the Chera king, Bhaskara Ravi Varma.

Instagram Worthy 4.2 /5

22 km from city center

Viewpoint

Lakkidi View Point sits at a high altitude with a wide view of the area below. Located 32 kilometres from Wayanad at an elevation of 700 meters, the region mostly stays misty and offers a view of the hairpin turns down the hill; the drive up is an experience in itself. It's best visited at sunrise or sunset for the best views, and is a popular picnic spot often called the 'Gateway to Wayanad.'

13. Sulthan Bathery

Great For Family Outing 4.2 /5

21 km from city center

Temple

Sulthan Bathery, Wayanad's main market town, takes its name from a battery built by Tipu Sultan when he used a 13th-century Jain temple here as an ammunition store; the ruined temple still stands beside the bus stand. It's the usual entry point for Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary and the Karnataka border, and is now the largest town in Wayanad district, known for tourism and commercial activity. Nearb (Read More)y attractions include pre-historic caves, jungle trails, streams and rivers, and the surrounding hills, along with plenty of options to explore the town itself.

Great For Family Outing 4.2 /5

19 km from city center

Lake

Highlights: Boating at Pookode Lake

Pookode Lake is a natural freshwater lake about 2 km from Vythiri, surrounded by evergreen forest and wooded slopes. Also known as Pookot Lake, it's accessible by motorable road and is a popular outing spot, especially for families. Besides the lake itself, visitors can go boating, visit the freshwater aquarium, shop for handicrafts, or just walk around.

Popular among Locals 4.0 /5

21 km from city center

Landmark

Chain Tree is a popular Ficus, which has many myths associated with it. According to one of the legends, the road up was built by a foreign engineer but the route was given to him by a local tribal youth who was shot to death by the engineer. His spirit is said to have stuck to the tree causing many accidents on the hair pin curve.

Day Trip 4.0 /5

82 km from city center

Forest

Kabini, located near Wayanad, is a popular wildlife destination known for its rich biodiversity and scenic beauty. The Kabini River and its surrounding forest areas, part of the Nagarhole National Park, are famous for wildlife safaris that offer sightings of elephants, tigers, and leopards. Just a short drive from Wayanad, Kabini is a perfect destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

3.8 /5

26 km from city center

Viewpoint

Neelimala Viewpoint offers a wide view of the lush green vegetation and the Meenmutty waterfalls in the distance. The quiet atmosphere, with birds chirping amid the trees, makes for a peaceful stop. A popular activity here is trekking through the misty trails to reach the viewpoint.

4.3 /5

13 km from city center

Museum

The Wayanad Tea Museum gives visitors insight into the history, cultivation, and processing of tea in the Wayanad region of Kerala. Set amid tea plantations, the museum walks visitors through the stages of tea production, from plucking the leaves to final packaging, through interactive exhibits, displays, and audio-visual presentations. It covers both the traditional tea cultivation methods used b (Read More)y local farmers and the modern techniques used in the industry today.

Great For Family Outing 4.1 /5

11 km from city center

Lake

Karlad Lake sits amid the green landscapes of Wayanad in Kerala, known for its natural beauty and calm atmosphere. Located about 8 kilometers from the town of Kalpetta, the lake is a quiet stop for nature lovers looking for a break from the more crowded spots nearby.

4.1 /5

22 km from city center

Waterfall

Kanthanpara Waterfall sits between two green tea estates and is a popular attraction in the area. The walking trails leading up to the waterfall are good for nature walks, and the location is also used for camping. It offers a quick, scenic escape from busier parts of Wayanad.

Day Trip 3.9 /5

17 km from city center

Rocks & Canyons

Phantom Rock, a unique natural formation resembling a human skull, is one of Wayanad's intriguing geological attractions. Located around 26 km from Kalpetta, this rock formation, locally known as "Cheengeri Mala," sits amidst lush greenery and provides visitors with a fascinating glimpse of nature's artistry.

3.9 /5

18 km from city center

Museum

Wayanad Heritage Museum, also known as the Ambalavayal Heritage Museum, is an archaeological museum with a collection of artefacts belonging to the tribes of the region. It includes rare artefacts from the 2nd century and items dated to the Neolithic era, including everyday objects, decorative items, terracotta figurines, and memorial stones. The museum is divided into four sections: Devasmruthi, (Read More)Gothrasmruthi, Veerasmruthi, and Jeevanasmruthi, each covering different aspects of the region's history, from tools used in early wars and tiger hunts to stone idols from the 12th to 16th centuries and belongings of the Wayanad tribes.

Fun For Kids 4.2 /5

33 km from city center

Wildlife

The Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary is the second-largest animal sanctuary in Kerala, home to a mix of Kerala's indigenous flora and fauna, including some endangered species. Spread over about 345 sq km, it's part of the larger Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. Elephants are a particular highlight here, and the site is a declared Project Elephant site; the sanctuary is also home to tigers, Indian bison, seve (Read More)ral deer species, panthers, wild boar, sloth bears, and the Malabar giant squirrel, along with 59 species of fish and 30 species of amphibians and a variety of endangered vultures. It's worth visiting year-round, though December to May sees less rainfall. Entry fee is around ₹10-20, with a separate fee for vehicles; parking is available for private vehicles. Taking a guide or going on a safari is recommended to spot wildlife. Visiting hours are 7 am to 5 pm. It's about 16 km from Sulthan Bathery.

4.2 /5

5 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

Kurumbalakotta is a monolithic hillock in Wayanad district, Kerala, rising 3,220 feet above sea level with wide views of the surrounding scenery. It's part of the Deccan plateau and sits at the confluence of the Eastern and Western Ghats, roughly at the center of Wayanad. The hill is popular for trekking, though there's no clearly paved path, adding some extra effort and caution for trekkers. The (Read More)best time to visit is between September and March.

3.9 /5

12 km from city center

Town

Kalpetta, surrounded by hills and tea plantations, is the district headquarters of Wayanad, Kerala. The town has a number of tea and coffee houses, good for an early breakfast. Kalpetta is 13 km from Wayanad town, at an altitude of 780m above sea level, and serves as a base for nearby sightseeing spots like Chembra Peak, Meenmutty Falls, and Pookode Lake. It also has hotels and resorts, restaurant (Read More)s serving local dishes, and shops selling tribal handicrafts.

Top Things To Do 4.2 /5

Stay Experience

Tea estates in Wayanad give visitors the chance to wake up to views of manicured tea gardens and the scent of fresh tea leaves. Many feature colonial-style bungalows, cottages, or modern eco-resorts that combine comfort with a rustic feel. Guests can take part in guided plantation walks, tea-tasting sessions, and learn about the traditional tea-making process.

4.2 /5

18 km from city center

Village

Highlights: Tea Estates, Soochipara Falls, Wayanad, Edakk (Read More)al Caves, Wayanad, Meppadi Church, Adventure Activities, Wildlife and Bird Watching, Local Cuisine

Meppadi is a village in Wayanad district, Kerala, known for its tea gardens and pleasant climate. It's about 12 kilometers from Kalpetta, the district headquarters, surrounded by hills and forest.

Permanently Closed 4.3 /5

28 km from city center

Bird Sanctuary

Pakshipathalam Bird Sanctuary is a well-known destination for nature lovers and bird watchers, with a wide variety of birds thriving in its natural habitat. The sanctuary is also popular among campers, and some rare species of birds and plants can be found here. Beyond its well-preserved natural terrain, there are also rock-cut caves that visitors can explore.

Day Trip 4.6 /5

22 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

Aranamala Peak is a lesser-explored spot for nature enthusiasts and trekkers, part of the Western Ghats and surrounded by forest and hills, with wide views of the landscape from the top. The trek to the peak is moderately challenging and passes through varied flora and fauna along scenic trails.

Hidden Gem 3.9 /5

23 km from city center

Waterfall

Palchuram Waterfalls, located in the scenic landscapes of Wayanad, cascades from a height of approximately 300 feet. The falls offer a refreshing stop amid lush greenery and forest surroundings. Accessible via a trek through dense forest, Palchuram Waterfalls is a good option for nature enthusiasts and photographers.

4.1 /5

17 km from city center

Temple

The Thrissilery Shiva Temple in Wayanad is a well-known pilgrimage site in Kerala. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, it's usually visited along with the Lord Vishnu Temple at Thirunelli, about 19 km away; ancestral rituals performed at Thirunelli are considered incomplete until a visit is also made to Thrissilery. The temple is also home to the shrine of Jala Durga, said by legend to have been installed by (Read More) Parasurama himself, located by a water tank fed by the Papanasini River that is said to have never dried up.

4.1 /5

22 km from city center

Waterfall

Chethalayam Waterfalls in Wayanad, Kerala cascades from a height of approximately 170 feet, reached via a short trek through forest. It's also a popular bird-watching spot, and visitors have reported sightings of spotted deer, sambar, gaur, elephants, and sloth bear in the area.

Popular among Locals 4.2 /5

13 km from city center

Tombs & Mausoleums

The Pazhassi Raja Tomb, located on the banks of the River Kabani in Mananthavady, Kerala, serves as a revered memorial to Kerala Varma Pazhassi Raja, also known as the Lion of Kerala. This historical site attracts thousands of visitors annually who come to pay homage to the valiant leader. Constructed at the spot where Pazhassi Raja's body was cremated, the tomb holds significant cultural and hist (Read More)orical importance in the region.

4.3 /5

15 km from city center

Temple

Puliyarmala Jain Temple is dedicated to Ananthanatha Swami, a Tirthankar, and is also known as Anantnath Swami Temple. It's one of the oldest temples in Kerala, built in the 13th century, and is an example of Jain temple architecture. The temple is located in Puliyarmala in Wayanad district, Kerala. According to local accounts, Tipu Sultan stored ammunition inside the temple premises, which is why (Read More) it's also known as 'Tipu Fort.' The temple shows Dravidian-style influence in its carvings on the doors and stupa, and has a peaceful, well-finished interior. It houses one of the largest brass idols in the region and a carved statue of Lord Mahavir at the front door. It's about 6 km from Kalpetta and can be reached by local bus or taxi.

Popular among Locals 4.1 /5

15 km from city center

Temple

Koottamundu Glass Temple is an important pilgrimage site for Jains, built to honor the Jain saint Parshvanatha Swami. Situated about 22 km from Kalpetta in the hills of Vellarimala, the temple's interior is decorated with mirrors that reflect the images of the idols inside. There is no entry fee, and it can be reached by local taxi or cab. The best time to visit is between October and May.

Top Things To Do 4.0 /5

27 km from city center

Wildlife Sanctuary

Replete with natural forest and wildlife reserves, Tholpetty is a part of Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. Around 20 kilometres away from Mananthavady, this region is known for its abundant flora and fauna. It is the home to several species of wild animals and birds including leopards, bear, monkeys, elephants, tigers, langurs and more. The night safari is one of the main highlights of Tholpetty.

3.8 /5

15 km from city center

Dam

Karapuzha Dam is one of the largest earth dams in India, built across the Karapuzha River in Wayanad district, Kerala, standing 28 meters tall along a length of 625 meters, with water up to about 158 feet deep. It's a popular spot for boating and is known for attracting birds, thanks to the vegetation around it. There are landscaped gardens for picnics and a small children's park on site. There's (Read More)no entry fee; the dam is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is best visited during the day, since visibility drops at dawn.

Popular among Locals 4.5 /5

12 km from city center

Temple

Valliyoorkavu Bhagavathi Temple is a temple with Goddess Durga as its presiding deity in three forms namely: Vana Durga, Bhadrakali, and Jala Durga. Situated about 24 kms from Kalpetta nearby Mananthavady, the temple was built in the 14th century. The main attraction of the temple is a 15-day festival held in February, March and April and this is the best time to visit. There is no entry fee to th (Read More)e temple and it's open from 6:00 AM - 8:00 PM everyday.

4.3 /5

12 km from city center

Mosque

Varambetta Mosque (Varambetta Makham) is one of the oldest structures in Wayanad district, about 300 years old, located 15 km from Kalpetta. It's one of the more important Muslim religious sites in the area, with Maithali Palli and Juma Masjid nearby. The mosque was built in memory of a Sufi saint and is open to visitors regardless of caste, religion, or ethnicity. An annual festival is held here (Read More)every March, drawing people from across Wayanad.

Great For Family Outing 4.1 /5

17 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

One of the tallest mountains in the region, Banasura Hill is a part of the Western Ghats of India having an altitude of over 2000 metres. The hill has a wide variety of flora and fauna and offers a beautiful atmosphere for nature walks and trekking. The Kurichiya tribe, a tribe expert in bow and arrow, have their settlements at the foothills.

4.6 /5

18 km from city center

Town

Vythiri is a small town in Wayanad district, surrounded by rainforest, known for its spice plantations and indigenous tribal communities. It's popular for adventure sports, trekking, and relaxing amid the scenery of the town. Vythiri gets the highest rainfall in the district, most of it between June and September, and is said to receive among the highest rainfall totals in the world. At 700 meters (Read More) above sea level, it's one of the cooler parts of Wayanad and can be visited in any season. Vythiri is also home to Pookot Lake, where visitors can go boating and kayaking, and Lakkidi, a village 5 km away with a popular trekking spot offering wide views of the valley below.

4.5 /5

3 km from city center

Church & Cathedral

Pallikkunnu Church, also known as 'Our Lady of Lourdes,' is a well-known pilgrimage site in north Kerala, about 19 km from Kalpetta. This Latin Catholic church was founded by Fr. Jefreno in 1908 and is an important religious centre for Christians in the region. Its main festival runs for about 16 days, from February 2 to February 19, with the 10th and 11th days considered the most significant; peo (Read More)ple travel from across Kerala for the celebration. The church is also notable for having some rituals and practices that parallel those seen at Hindu temples. The best time to visit is during the February festival. There's no entry fee, and the church is open from 7 AM to 7 PM.

Day Trip 4.1 /5

35 km from city center

Temple

Seetha Devi Temple, in Pulpally, Wayanad district, is the only temple in Kerala dedicated to the children of Sita, Lava and Kusha. Its main deity is Goddess Sita, and the temple is closely tied to the legends of the Ramayana. The temple pond is one of the largest in the area, and according to legend, marks the spot where Sita disappeared into the earth.

Temporarily Closed 3.9 /5

20 km from city center

Amusement & Theme Park

E3 Theme Park, in Vellamunda near Wayanad, is one of the country's larger multi-recreational theme parks, set in a green, forested area. It offers rides like the Magnetic Free Fall, along with a Moss Garden, a 12D theatre, and a large kids' park. Visitors can also try adventure activities like the rope course, rifle shooting, archery, rappelling, and rock climbing.

Instagram Worthy 4.2 /5

26 km from city center

Hills & Valleys

Sunrise Valley Viewpoint in Wayanad, located about 20 kilometers from Kalpetta, offers panoramic views of the valleys, hills, and streams below. It's popular with photographers, and as the name suggests, is best known for its sunrise views over the valley.

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What are the top sightseeing places in Wayanad?

The top sightseeing places in Wayanad are Banasura Sagar Dam, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, Chembra Peak, Edakkal Caves, Stay in a Treehouse, Soochipara Falls.

How can I commute within Wayanad?

Autos and taxis are the best way to travel. The hotels and resorts also arrange for car rentals complete with guide and maps.
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Can you suggest an itinerary for Wayanad?

Day 1: Arrive at Calicut International Airport or Nilambur railway station. Leave for Wayanad in a private taxi. Arrive at Wayanad. Check-in at the hotel. Overnight stay.
Day 2: Breakfast at the hotel. Leave for the local sightseeing in Wayanad. Visit Wayanad wildlife reserve, sprawled over an area of 344 square km. Wayanad is a home to a rich variety of flora and fauna including Asian elephants, leopards, bears, monkey, guars, fishes, butterflies etc. Back to hotel in the evening. Dinner at the hotel.
Day 3: Leave hotel early in the morning after breakfast. Trek to Chembra Peak- A short trek to the highest peak of Wayanad at an elevation of 2,100 m. The main attraction of this trek is the famous 'hridhayathadakam' lake- a heart shaped lake which never dries. Later go for a tea plantation tour in the tea gardens of Wayanad. Back to hotel. Overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 4: Trek to the Neelimala view point, famous for the Meenmutty waterfalls. The trek is famous for offering the beauty of the massive coffee and tea plantations of Wayanad along with the beauty of hills of Western Ghats. Later, visit the ancient Edakkal caves. The 8,000 years old caves hold a great value in the Hindu mythology. Back to Hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
Day 5: Check-out from the hotel after breakfast. Reach the airport or railway station in a private taxi.

Places To Visit In Wayanad

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45 Places To Visit In Wayanad

1. Edakkal Caves

2. Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary

3. Meenmutty

4. Stay in a Treehouse

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5. Chembra Peak

6. Soochipara Falls

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7. Kuruva Dweep

8. Poopoli Wayanad Flower Show

9. Rippon Tea Factory

10. Banasura Sagar Dam

11. Thirunelly Temple

12. Lakkidi View Point

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13. Sulthan Bathery

14. Pookode Lake

15. Chain Tree

16. Kabini

17. Neelimala Viewpoint

18. Wayanad Tea Museum

19. Karlad Lake

20. Kanthanpara Waterfall

21. Phantom Rock

22. Wayanad Heritage Museum

23. Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary

24. Kurumbalakotta

25. Kalpetta

26. Tea Estates in Wayanad

27. Meppadi

28. Pakshipathalam Bird Sanctuary

29. Aranamala Peak

30. Palchuram Waterfalls

31. Thrissilery Shiva Temple

32. Chethalayam Waterfalls

33. Pazhassi Raja Tomb

34. Ananthanatha Swamy Jain Temple

35. Koottamundu Glass Temple

36. Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary

37. Karapuzha Dam

38. Valliyoorkavu Bhagavathy Temple

39. Varambetta Makham

40. Banasura Hill

41. Vythiri

42. Pallikunnu Church

43. Seetha Devi Temple

44. E3 Theme Park

45. Sunrise Valley Viewpoint

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