Nature’s Hidden Treasure in Kerala

Tucked away in the verdant folds of the Western Ghats, Wayanad is one of Kerala’s most enchanting destinations. With its mist-covered hills, lush forests, cascading waterfalls, and rich tribal heritage, Wayanad offers a refreshing blend of adventure, culture, and serenity.

Top Attractions in Wayanad

1. Chembra Peak :
   Standing at 2,100 meters, Chembra Peak is the highest point in Wayanad. The trek to the summit is popular among hikers, offering panoramic views and the iconic heart-shaped lake en route.
2. Edakkal Caves :
   Located on Ambukuthi Hills, these caves house ancient petroglyphs dating back to the Neolithic era, providing insights into early human civilization.
3. Banasura Sagar Dam :

As India's largest earthen dam, Banasura Sagar is surrounded by scenic hills and offers activities like boating and trekking.

1. Pookode Lake :
   This serene freshwater lake, shaped like India's map, is nestled amidst evergreen forests. Visitors can enjoy boating and explore the surrounding nature trails.
2. Meenmutty & Soochipara Waterfalls :
   Both waterfalls are multi-tiered and set amidst dense forests, making them ideal spots for nature lovers and photographers.
3. Kuruvadweep (Kuruva Island) :
   A 950-acre protected river delta on the Kabini River, Kuruvadweep is home to diverse flora and fauna. Accessible by bamboo rafts, it's a haven for eco-tourists.
4. Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary (Muthanga & Tholpetty) :
   This sanctuary is part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve and hosts a variety of wildlife, including elephants, tigers, and leopards. Jeep safaris offer a chance to observe these animals in their natural habitat.
5. Thirunelli Temple :
   An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, Thirunelli is situated amidst the Brahmagiri Hills and is often referred to as the "Kashi of the South.

Explore the Serenity of Wayanad & Ooty 🌿
Two of South India’s most enchanting hill stations — Wayanad in Kerala and Ooty in Tamil Nadu — offer a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich culture, and adventure.
Wayanad – The Green Paradise of Kerala.
Nestled in the Western Ghats, Wayanad is a lush expanse of forests, waterfalls, and spice plantations. It’s a haven for nature lovers and trekkers.

Ooty – The Queen of Hill Stations.
Located in the Nilgiri Hills, Ooty (Udhagamandalam) is a charming hill town famed for its cool climate, tea gardens, and colonial architecture.

Tourist Attraction in Wayanad:
1. Edakkal Caves:  Prehistoric carvings and stunning hilltop views
2. Banasura Sagar Dam:  India’s largest earthen dam with boating options
3. Meenmutty and Soochipara Waterfalls:  Powerful cascades amid dense greenery
4. Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary:  A biodiversity hotspot home to elephants, deer, and leopards
5. Wayanad is also known for its tribal heritage and offers eco-friendly stays, giving visitors a taste of rural life.

Tourist Attraction in Ooty:
1. Ooty Botanical Gardens :  A floral paradise spread over 55 acres
2. Nilgiri Mountain Railway : A UNESCO World Heritage train ride through scenic valleys
3. Doddabetta Peak : The highest point in the Nilgiris with panoramic views
4. Ooty Lake : Boating and picnics in a tranquil setting

Twin Delight
Wayanad and Ooty are just a few hours apart by road, making them ideal for a combined tour. The journey through forested roads, winding hairpin bends, and misty mountain views is an experience in itself. Whether you seek relaxation, adventure, or a cultural escape, Wayanad and Ooty together offer a wholesome and refreshing break.

Mysore – The City of Palaces
Known for its royal heritage and architectural marvels, Mysore is a city that wears its history with pride.

Ooty – The Queen of Hill Stations

Just a scenic 5-hour drive from Mysore, Ooty (Udhagamandalam) is a cool retreat in the Nilgiri Hills. Known for its serene landscapes, it’s a favorite for nature lovers and honeymooners alike.

Tourist Attraction in Mysore:
1. Mysore Palace:  A stunning Indo-Saracenic masterpiece illuminated beautifully at night
2. Chamundi Hill : A spiritual site with panoramic views of the city
3. Brindavan Gardens : Famous for its musical fountains and manicured landscapes
4. St. Philomena’s Church & Jaganmohan Palace: Colonial and cultural gems

Mysore is also famed for its silk, sandalwood, and the grand Dussehra festival, which draws visitors from across the globe.

Tourist Attraction in Ooty:
1. Ooty Lake : A peaceful spot for boating and leisure
2. Botanical Gardens : Home to exotic flora and ancient trees
3. Nilgiri Mountain Railway : A heritage toy train ride through tunnels and valleys
4. Tea Estates : Endless green slopes producing some of India’s finest teas
5. Doddabetta Peak : Breathtaking views from the highest point in the Nilgiris.

The drive from Mysore to Ooty via Bandipur National Park is an adventure in itself, with chances to spot deer, elephants, and even wild bison along the way.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a couple seeking a romantic escape, or a
family looking for fun and nature, the Mysore-Ooty route promises memories that last a lifetime.

Kerala’s Twin Wonders of Nature.
Discover the raw beauty and tranquil charm of Kerala with a journey that takes you from the roaring Athirapalli Waterfalls to the misty hills of Munnar. This perfect blend of cascading waters and rolling tea gardens offers an unforgettable escape into nature.

Athirapalli – The Niagara of India
Located near Chalakudy in Thrissur district, Athirapalli is Kerala’s largest and most spectacular waterfall. Surrounded by lush Sholayar forests, it plunges from a height of 80 feet, creating a thundering display of nature’s power.

Munnar – The Misty Hill Retreat
About 5–6 hours from Athirapalli lies Munnar, a serene hill station in the Western Ghats. Carpeted in tea plantations and veiled in mist, Munnar is ideal for relaxation and exploration.

Tourist Attraction in Athirapalli:
1. Viewpoint Trails : Walk along well-laid paths to see the waterfall from different angles.
2. Nature Photography : Capture the majestic falls, especially during monsoon.
3. Vazhachal Falls : Just a short drive away, another scenic and serene waterfall
4. Wildlife Watch : Spot birds, butterflies, and monkeys in the surrounding forests

Tourist Attraction in Munnar:
1. Eravikulam National Park : Home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr and Anamudi Peak.
2. Tea Gardens & Tea Museum : Walk through endless tea estates and learn the tea-making process.
3. Mattupetty Dam & Echo Point : Perfect for boating, picnics, and scenic views
4. Attukad & Lakkam Waterfalls : Picturesque spots surrounded by nature trails
5. Kundala Lake : A peaceful spot for pedal boating among blooming cherry blossoms (in season)

The scenic drive between Athirapalli and Munnar takes you through winding roads, dense forests, spice plantations, and small hill towns — a true treat for road trip lovers.

Ideal For: Nature enthusiasts, honeymooners, families, and photographers looking for tranquility, adventure, and a taste of Kerala’s natural treasures.

Kerala’s Highland Escape  -  Unwind amidst nature’s splendor with a journey through Munnar and Thekkady — two of Kerala’s most cherished hill destinations. From tea-scented breezes to wild forest whispers, this route offers a rejuvenating mix of tranquility and adventure.

Munnar – The Land of Tea and Mist
Perched at 1,600 meters above sea level, Munnar is a hill station famed for its emerald-green tea plantations, misty valleys, and cool climate.

Thekkady – Into the Wild
Just 3–4 hours from Munnar lies Thekkady, home to the famous Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. It’s a dream destination for wildlife lovers and adventure seekers.

Tourist Attraction in Munnar:
1. Eravikulam National Park: Spot the rare Nilgiri Tahr and enjoy views from Anamudi, South India’s highest peak
2. Tea Gardens & Tea Museum: Walk through sprawling estates and discover the history of tea
3. Mattupetty Dam & Lake: Ideal for boating and scenic photo ops
4. Echo Point & Kundala Lake: Serene getaways surrounded by hills and forests
5. Blossom Park: A well-maintained garden perfect for families and picnics

Tourist Attraction in Thekkady:
1. Periyar Lake Boat Safari : Spot elephants, wild boars, and birds from a boat ride through the forest
2. Bamboo Rafting & Nature Walks : Explore the jungle with eco-tourism guides.
3. Thekkady Spice Plantations : Learn about cardamom, pepper, and other spices on guided tours.
4. Elephant Camps : Interact responsibly with elephants through feeding or short rides.
5. Kathakali & Martial Arts Shows : Experience Kerala’s cultural heritage in the evening.

Scenic & Soulful:
The drive from Munnar to Thekkady is a treat in itself, winding through mountain roads lined with tea gardens, waterfalls, and spice estates.

Ideal For:
Nature enthusiasts, honeymooners, families, photographers, and anyone seeking peace with a dash of wilderness.

From Misty Hills to Magical Backwaters
Experience the diverse beauty of Kerala by exploring the cool heights of Munnar and the tranquil waters of Alappuzha. This unique combination offers an unforgettable contrast of climate, landscape, and culture — perfect for a wholesome getaway.

Munnar – The Mist-Covered Tea Country
Set in the Western Ghats, Munnar is Kerala’s most iconic hill station. With its endless tea plantations, fresh mountain air, and misty mornings, it’s a peaceful retreat for every kind of traveler.

Alappuzha – The Venice of the East
From the hills, descend to the heart of Kerala’s backwaters — Alappuzha. Known for its labyrinth of canals, serene lakes, and houseboat cruises, it’s the ideal spot to unwind and soak in Kerala’s slow-paced charm.

Tourist Attraction in Munnar:
1. Eravikulam National Park :  Famous for the Nilgiri Tahr and panoramic views
2. Tea Museum :  Learn how your morning brew comes to life
3. Mattupetty Dam & Echo Point :  Boating and echoes in the hills
4. Attukad & Lakkam Waterfalls :  Tucked away in green valleys
5. Kundala Lake :  Perfect for pedal boating amid serene hills

Tourist Attraction in Alappuzha:
1. Houseboat Stay :  Drift through palm-lined canals and paddy fields on a traditional kettuvallam
2. Alleppey Beach :  Enjoy sunsets along the Arabian Sea
3. Vembanad Lake :  Birdwatching and backwater serenity
4. Local Toddy Shops & Seafood :  Taste Kerala’s coastal flavors
5. Nehru Trophy Boat Race (Seasonal) :  Witness the thrilling vallam kali (snake boat race) if you visit during August.

A Journey of Contrast
The 5–6 hour drive from Munnar to Alappuzha offers a scenic descent through plantations, forests, and small towns, slowly transitioning from cool hills to coastal plains.

Perfect For
Honeymooners, families, photographers, and anyone looking for a mix of nature, culture, and relaxation.

All Kerala Tourism Package – God’s Own Country, All in One Journey.
Explore the soul of Kerala with our all-in-one travel experience that takes you from the misty highlands to tranquil backwaters, golden beaches, and lush wildlife sanctuaries. The All Kerala Tourism Package is your gateway to the best of culture, nature, adventure, and relaxation — all wrapped into one unforgettable trip.

Places:
1. Kannur
2. Wayanad
3. Nilambur
4. Guruvayur
5. Athirapally
6. Munnar
7. Thekkady
8. Kumarakom
9. Alappuzha
10. Kollam Ashtamudi
11. Thiruvananthapuram

Ideal For:
Families, solo travelers, and groups seeking a complete Kerala experience filled with variety and memorable moments.

Customizable Durations Available:
Choose from 7-day, 10-day, or 14-day packages — fully customizable to suit your pace and interests.