Edakkal Caves are two natural caves in the Western Ghats. These caves are famous for the ancient rock-art inscriptions that are found on the walls of the caves. The paintings date back to around 6,000 BCE, depicting the lives and times of the Neolithic man.
Soochipara Falls is a three-tiered waterfall located in Vellarimala of Wayanad, surrounded by dense forests and luscious greenery. You can take a nature walk and get immersed in the beauty of the forest.
Clayhut A Village Restaurant is a popular dining destination in Kalpetta and a perfect spot for a quick lunch break. The pleasant atmosphere and the delicious Kerala cuisine is a must-try experience for every traveler.
Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is a unique blend of nature and wildlife adventure. You can explore the sanctuary on foot or by jeep safari. The sanctuary is home to many indigenous and neotropical animal species.
Pookode Lake is a natural freshwater lake situated amidst the dense forests of Western Ghats. You can capture the scenic beauty on camera or indulge in a paddle boat ride. There is a children's park and aquarium built nearby which is worth a visit.
Wayanad is known for its plantations of tea, coffee, and spices. A late afternoon visit to a tea plantation would give you a glimpse of the serene natural beauty of the region and an opportunity to discover India's tea culture
If you have more time, you can add a trip to Kuruva Island, an uninhabited island on the Kabini River which is a popular picnic spot. For those with less time, you can skip either the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary or Pookode Lake from the itinerary for a more relaxed pace. Remember to wear comfortable footwear and carry plenty of drinking water, as the day can get hot and humid.