Located near Meppadi town, the Chembra Peak is one of the highest peaks in Wayanad. The morning trek to the peak is around 4 hours long and is perfect for adventure seekers. The trek is moderately difficult and has breathtaking views of the valley from the top. Afternoon can be spent exploring the nearby Soochipara waterfalls followed by swimming in the natural pools. The evening can be spent enjoying a bonfire and barbecue at the campsite in the foothills of the peak.
Kuruvadweep Island is an uninhabited island and has one of the most serene and beautiful landscapes in Wayanad. The morning can be spent kayaking in the Kabini river or hiking through the dense forest trails on the island. The afternoon can be spent exploring the nearby Edakkal Caves which have prehistoric rock art or visiting the ancient Jain temple in Sulthan Bathery. The evening can be spent partying at the Bamboo forest restaurant in Kalpetta which offers live music and exotic cocktails.
You can also consider visiting Banasura Sagar Dam, Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary, or Pookode Lake. A side trip to Coorg in Karnataka which is around 2 hours from Wayanad can be another great addition to your trip. Consider hiring a bike or a car to explore the local areas. Make sure to try out the local cuisine in Wayanad which is known for its traditional Kerala delicacies like Malabar Parotta, Appam, and Stew.
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