Wynad

Edakkal speaks
The ancient carvings at the natural caves of a highly civilized people of pre - historic ages and inspires archaeologists and historians to rewrite the history of Wynad and Kerala as a whole.

Pookkot Lake
The beautiful natural fresh water Pookkot Lake, 3 km from Lakkadi, is wide and deep and is surrounded by evergreen hills and meadows. Boating facilities & Children's Park are Managed by the Dist. Tourism promotion council here.

Pazhassi Tomb
'The Lion of Kerala' Pazhassi Raja who organised a guerilla Pattern of fighting against East India Company is cremated at Mananthavady which is 32 km North - East of Kalpetta.

Glass Temple of Kottamunda
The mirrors inside the Jain temple walls reflect in thousands of beautiful image patterns of the icons in the temple sanctum sanctorum.

The Thirunelly Temple
S sometimes called the 'Kasi of the South', is 32km from Mananthavady. One would marvel at the Magnitude of the labour involved in the construction of the shrine shielded with 30 granite columns and the ground paved with huge square shaped granites. Near the temple is the 'Papanasini whose waters, the religions believe, can wash one's sins away.

Muthanga wildlife sanctuary
Which is 16km east of Sultan Battery is located very near to Karnataka border. If you are in search of Elephants, Spotted deer, Sambhar or Sloth bear, head for the 'Wynad Wildlife Sanctuary', also known as the Muthanga wildlife Sanctuary which is the second largest in the state.

Chembra Peak (14 km West of Kalpetta)
This peak 2100 m above sea level is the highest peak in Wayanad.The rocky and wooded surroundings are good for trekking.

Lakkidi (5 km south of Vythiri)
Lakkidi is the gateway to Wayanad. The winding road to this hill station with lush green vegetation, lofty peaks and mountain streams is a delightful experience.

Ambalavayal Heritage Museum
The artefacts on display here are those of the tribals of Kerala. This museum is one of the best heritage museums in Kerala

Vythiri
100 km from kozhikode, tucked away at the north eastern tip of kerala, the quaint little hill station about 1300 m above sea level is renowned for its coffee, tea, cardamom, pepper and rubber plantations. Mist capped mountains and breathtaking scenery dominate other tourist attraction.

Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary
This Sanctuary is a safe haven for a large diversity of flora and fauna. The striking aspect of this sanctuary is the importance given to retaining the lifestyle of the tribals in the region. Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is contiguous to the protected area network of Nagarhole and Bandipur of Karnataka and Mudumalai of Tamilnadu.