Banasura Sagar Dam holds the pride of being India's largest and Asia's second-largest earth dam. The serene location, offering a mesmerizing view of Banasura hills, dam and the turquoise blue water, is the primary tourist attraction here.
The Meenmutty falls takes a three-tiered drop at of 800 ft., offering a breathtaking view of nature and an irresistible opportunity to capture the beauty at its serene best.
Standing at 2100 meters above sea level, The Chembra Peak offers a thrilling trek for its visitors. The climb uphill takes you through the serene and lush green paths, eventually reaching a heart-shaped lake - The Hridaya Saras.
The Edakkal Caves are a one-of-a-kind historical site. Famous for the ancient carvings of the Stone age, it attracts tourists year-round and poses as a great spot for adventurous enthusiasts looking for a history lesson and breathtaking views.
The Begur Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Western Ghats region of Karnataka and is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. The sanctuary is an ideal getaway from the city's chaos, and one can spot tigers, elephants, leopards, jungle cats, civets, flying squirrels, and various birds.
The Jain Temple is a must-visit for ardent explorers. Its architecture, floral motifs, and peaceful surroundings are an excellent place to unwind and meditate.
If you have more time, you can visit the Pookode Lake, which has freshwater fishes and many varieties of birds. The Thirunelli Temple is another attraction that is well worth a visit. If you have less time, you can skip Begur Wildlife Sanctuary or Jain Temple Wayanad. Always carry sunscreen, comfortable shoes, and a hat to protect from the sun. Lastly, Keep the environment clean and avoid littering.