Explore the historic Edakkal Caves to see ancient rock etchings. The trek to the caves also offers beautiful views of the surrounding hills.
Visit India's second-largest earthen dam and take a boat ride on the serene Banasura Lake. You can also go trekking or zip-lining here.
Hike to the top of Wayanad's highest peak for breathtaking views of the hilly landscape. The trek is moderately difficult and takes about five hours.
Take a relaxing pedal boat ride across the tranquil Pookode Lake, surrounded by trees and hills. You can also spot exotic birds and fish here.
Visit the ancient Thirunelli Temple, located in a valley surrounded by mountains and forests. The temple is an important pilgrimage site for Hindus.
Explore the uninhabited Kuruvadweep Island, located in the middle of the Kabini River. The island is covered in dense forests and has a unique eco-system.
Spot elephants, tigers, leopards and other wild animals in their natural habitat at the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. You can also go on a night safari here.
Experience the serene beauty of Kuruva Island - another uninhabited island in the Kabini River. Walk on the bamboo bridges, take a dip in the river, and explore the island's flora and fauna.
Visit the three-tiered Soochipara Falls and take a dip in the cool waters surrounded by lush greenery. The falls are also a popular picnic spot.
Go on a jeep safari to spot wild animals like elephants, tigers and deer at the Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary. The sanctuary is located on the Kerala-Karnataka border.
For more adventure, add the Jain Temple and Sulthan Bathery, and have local delicacies at the many small food shacks.
If you have less time, visit Edakkal Caves, Banasura Sagar Dam, and Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary as they are the most popular destinations.
If you have more time, add trekking to Pakshipathalam and explore the traditional village of Tholpetty.