Start your trip with a trek to Chembra Peak, the highest peak in Wayanad. It is surrounded by lush greenery and offers a breathtaking view from the top, which includes a heart-shaped lake. The trek is a bit challenging but worth it for the stunning scenery. Be prepared for a 4-5 hour trek and carry sufficient water and snacks. Please note that you need prior permission from the forest department to trek to Chembra Peak.
Visit the Edakkal Caves, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Wayanad. The caves have ancient carvings and inscriptions dating back to the Neolithic era. You need to trek up the Ambukutty Mala hill to reach the caves, but the journey is a treat in itself, with scenic views and natural beauty all around. Plan for a 2-3 hour visit to the caves. Please note that the caves are closed on Mondays.
Spend your last day exploring the Kuruvadweep, a group of islands formed by the Kabini river. The islands are a natural paradise with lush greenery, streams, and waterfalls. You can take a leisurely walk around the islands or go bamboo rafting. Plan for a 3-4 hour visit to the islands. Please note that the islands are closed during the monsoon season.