Explore the fascinating natural formation of Edakkal Caves, formed over thousands of years, this unique cave system offers adventure junkies the chance to trek and climb to prehistoric rock paintings dating back to the Neolithic era. A local guide is recommended to fully appreciate the history and significance of this astounding natural wonder.
Banasura Sagar Dam, the largest earthen dam in India, offers exciting trekking options to travelers who love adventure. With breathtaking views of the Western Ghats, visitors can also indulge in kayaking or boating in the nearby lake. The surrounding hills are popular among trekking enthusiasts, and it promises a spectacular view of the dam.
Standing at 2,100 meters, Chembra Peak is the highest peak in Wayanad and offers a challenging trek for experienced hikers. The summit provides a panoramic view of the entire district and a heart-shaped lake. Visitors require permission from the Forest Department for trekking and enquire for local guides. The trek involves a 4-5 hour hike up and down the mountain with a steep ascent in the final stretch of it.
For travelers with more time add attractions such as Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary and Pookode Lake. Visitors with limited time can reduce two activities to explore other destinations like the Thirunelli Temple or Soochipara Falls scenic places.