Explore the second-largest wildlife sanctuary in Kerala, home to many endangered species, including tigers, leopards, and sloth bears. Take a guided tour to spot various birds, reptiles, and other animals.
Witness the beauty of Soochipara Falls cascading down from over 200 meters and surrounded by lush green forests. Enjoy a refreshing dip in the pool at the base of the waterfall.
Relish authentic Kerala cuisine made of fresh local ingredients in a traditional ambiance at ClayHut. Try their signature dishes, including Malabar fish curry and Kerala parotta.
Take a scenic boat ride or a leisurely walk around the serene Pookode Lake, surrounded by lush green hills and a variety of flora and fauna. Spot fish, birds, and other wildlife around the lake.
Visit the largest earthen dam in India, nestled amid the Banasura hills. Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and lush greenery. Take a speedboat ride or go trekking in the nearby hills.
Visit the ancient Thirunelli Temple, situated in the Brahmagiri hills and surrounded by dense forests. It is believed that Lord Vishnu himself installed the idol in the temple. Take a dip in the nearby Papanasini River, considered holy by many.
If you have extra time, visit the Edakkal Caves, where you can see ancient rock art and explore the natural caves. You can also consider visiting the Kuruva Islands, a group of small islands surrounded by the Kabini River. If you want to maximize your fun, try camping overnight at the Banasura Hill Resort or the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. Don't forget to carry insect repellent and warm clothing for the night.
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