Trek to the highest peak in Wayanad, surrounded by lush greenery and panoramic views of the region. Carry snacks, water and trekking gears.
A three-tiered waterfall cascading from a height of about 200 meters; trek through the deciduous forest and rocky terrain, take a dip in the natural pool.
Enjoy a delicious South-Indian lunch at a local restaurant, serving biryanis, curries, and seafood.
An uninhabited island on the Kabini river consisting of dense flora and fauna and connected by a rope bridge. Walkthrough bamboo groves, streambeds, and see rare birds and orchids.
Embark on a guided hike on the second highest peak in Wayanad, surrounded by a pristine forest, grasslands, and a magnificent view of the region.
Discover the lush green tea estates spread over vast stretches of land, known for their scenic beauty. Take a walk around and taste freshly brewed tea.
A stylish restaurant that serves delicious North Indian cuisine in an elegant ambiance with warm hospitality.
For those who have more time, visit the Edakkal Caves and the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. If tourists have less time, remove Kuruva Island from the list as it requires extra travel time. Wear comfortable clothes and hiking shoes as the itinerary involves trekking and hiking. Apply mosquito repellent and carry enough water and snacks.