| Waynad |
| A virgin terrain marked by extensive stretchers of sub-tropical savannahs, picturesque hill stations and sprawling spice plantation, Wayanad captures all that is wild and wounderfull.while exotic Vythiry can be experienced by staying in tree houses, one can see the very first prehistoric engraving in Kerala at Edakkal caves. |
| Pookot lake |
| This perennial fresh water lake nestles among wooden hills. Kayaking, pedal boat, row boating, Children's park, fresh water aquarim, a handicrafts and spice emporiumetc are among tourist facilities hear. |
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| Chembra Peak |
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Just 14 km away from Kalpeta, Chembra Peak is the tallest peak in Wayanad. It has an elevation of 2100 meters above sea level and is an idyllic spot for trekking and mountain climbing. For those adventure seekers, temporary camps are set up on the top of the peak. Guides, camping apparatus etc are provided by District Tourism Promotion Council on rent to tourists who are interested in camping and trekking. Discover a redefine version of pleasure and adventure on oyur Chembra Peak tour in Kerala |
| Meenmutty waterfall |
| An interesting 2 km jungle trekking will lead to the largest and most speculator waterfall in wyanad.Water drops from nearly 1000ft over three stages, presenting triple Decker effect. |
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| Edakkal caves |
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Located at a height of 1000 m on Ambukuty Mala near Ambalavayal are Edakkal caves. The new Stone Age pictorial writings on the walls are relic’s prehistoric civilization that existed in this region. Accessible only by kiloliters trek from Edakkal. |
