The Wayanadu Wildlife Sanctuary, situated in the Wayanadu district, is home to a variety of endangered wildlife. You'll explore the wildlife sanctuary along with your trekking guide, and you'll be astounded by the majestic view of the Western Ghats peaks. Don't forget your camera, so you can discover anything from feathered birds to wild animals.
The journey to the summit of Chembra Peak is quite challenging, but the breathtaking views from the top compensate. The lake in the form of a heart at the top of the 2100 meters tall mountain is one of the place's highlights, a rare sight not to be missed.
Cool breeze and soothing surround make Banasura Dam a popular spot for adventure enthusiasts to camp on the shore and raft on the reservoir's refreshing waters. This place offers fun watersports such as speed boating, canoeing, and kayaking. At night, relish a bonfire and share fascinating tales and stories about your travel adventures.
The Edakkal caves is a set of two caves located on the peak of Ambukuthi Mala. The semi-natural formations are over 8000 years old and can be accessed through a short walk after a tiring climb. These caves are a magnificent spot to discover all the prehistoric work and also enjoy some marvelous views from atop the hill.
If you've got more time, we suggest you plan to visit Pookode Lake, Soochipara Waterfall, and the ancient Jain temple at Sulthan Bathery. If it's short, you may opt to remove the Edakkal Caves from the itinerary. You may also start with Edakkal Caves, the trip would be significantly shorter.