Start your adventure in Kerala's famous Munnar Hill Station. Get ready for a trek into the verdant hillside, surrounded by tea and spice plantations. Take a breath-taking hike to the 2,695 meters high Anamudi peak, the highest peak in southern India. Later, cool off by kayaking or rafting in the Kundala Lake. Head back to your hotel, relax and enjoy your night.
On your second day, head out to the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary and get your adrenaline pumping as you take a jungle safari. Look out for tigers, leopards, elephants and many other exotic animals. Afterward, have an organic lunch at the Wayanad Heritage Museum, where you can learn about the local tribals and their tribal history. End the day with an effortless bamboo rafting session in the Kabini River, surrounded by lush forests and babbling brooks.
If you have more time, you can add a visit to the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, where you can engage in eco-tourism activities such as jungle walks, bamboo rafting, and night treks. Also, if you're visiting between June and September, you can opt for the monsoon trek at Munnar Hill Station, which gives you an unparalleled view of the falling rain.
If you have less time, you can skip the Wayanad Heritage Museum and spend more time exploring the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. Alternatively, you can cut the Kundala Lake rafting and opt for the Tata Tea Museum or Mattupetty Dam instead.