Main Tourist Places In Wayanad.

With its idyllic location in the Nilgiri Biosphere, Wayanad district in Kerala is a land of mysterious mountain caves, thundering waterfalls, large tracts of forest land, ancient ruins, tree houses, jungle trails, exotic wild life and a number of aboriginal tribes. The district's hilly terrain with numerous outback trails and trekking routes makes it an ideal destination for adventure seekers. With 26% forest cover, much of the district still remains unexplored, and constitutes the last surviving tracts of a unique ecosystem.
Wayanad has two major wildlife reserves - Muthanga and Tholpetty - that are home to an incredible range of flora and fauna, including several endangered species. The district also has its share of historical and religious monuments. But it's for its natural beauty that Wayanad is best known. Check the links below for a glimpse of some of the places worth a visit. We have indicated the approximate distance from the Resort to each of these places. To visit them all would take more than a week. For your convenience we have classified them into three categories. Contact Reception to chart out an itinerary that best serves your interests.
  
Natural Tourist Places

• Banasura Sagar
• Pookote Lake
• Meenmutty Waterfalls
• Kuruva Island
• Soochipara Waterfalls
• Kanthanpara Waterfalls
• Chembra Peak
• Tholpetty
• Neelimala View Point, Vaduvanchal
• Karapuzha Dam, Kalpetta
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Wild Life Tourist Places.

• Begur Wildlife Sanctuary
• Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary
• Muthanga Wildlife Reserve
• Pakshipathalam   
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Monuments/Temples/Others

• Banasura Dam
• Edakkal Caves 
• Pazhassi Tomb
• The Glass Temple
• Thirunelli Temple   

 Weather

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July is not the best month to visit Wayanad. Weather: Rainy Temperature varies from 20 to 33°C. Southwest monsoon cause rainfall and rainy season is not a very good time to visit Wayanad since water falls may overflows and kuruva Island is likely to get closed.