![\"Edakkal](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Edakkal-caves.jpg\" "\\"Edakkal")
If you don\u2019t mind walking a bit, then gather your kids and walk up to this pre-historic rock shelter. Edakkal means \u201cstone in between\u201d, so here you have three huge boulders where one rests in between, while one of them serves as a roof. The rock engravings are a major highlight of this place. This is a major Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
2. Pazhassi Memorial<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Pazhassi](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Pazhassi-Memorial.jpg\" "\\"Pazhassi")
<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0 Saraths<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/p>\nThe brave and courageous Kerala Varma Pazhassi Raja was a king of Kottayam dynasty who fought the British in the 18th century. His unique guerrilla warfare had the British scrambling for cover. Finally, British killed him through stealth means. You can see his tomb here at Manandavady, near Kalpetta. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
Revive Your Spirit Through Reviviscence<\/h3>\n
Now that you have gone through some serious history lessons, it is time for some fun and frolic. The following places at Wayanad would be just ideal:<\/p>\n
3. Pookot Lake<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Pookot](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Pookot-Lake.jpg\" "\\"Pookot")
<\/p>\n
Pookot Lake in Wayanad is one of the most beautiful lakes in Kerala<\/a> surrounded and\u00a0enveloped\u00a0by rich, evergreen forests. If you are lucky, you can see groups of blue water lily flowers floating here and there. Boating is allowed here. Other\u00a0attractions\u00a0include spices emporium, children\u2019s park, fresh water aquarium and handicrafts. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n4. Kuruva Dweep<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Kuruva](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Kuruva-Dweep.jpg\" "\\"Kuruva")
<\/p>\n
A beautiful 950-acre island located 14 kilometers from Mananthavady called Kuruva Dweep attracts people all year through. It is located in the middle of Kabani River and are actually groups of islets formed into a massive place where you can observe mighty trees bowing down to the river while it gurgles by. It is truly a place of peace, greenery and enchantment.You can even see some rare kinds of flora here, including herbs. This is a Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
5. Banasurasagar Dam<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Banasurasagar](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Banasurasagar-Dam.jpg\" "\\"Banasurasagar")
<\/p>\n
Banasurasagar dam is the biggest earth dam in India and it is a truly a spectacular sight with\u00a0magnificent\u00a0hills as backdrop. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
6. Kathan Para Waterfall<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Kathan](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Kathan-para-waterfall.jpg\" "\\"Kathan")
<\/p>\n
A stunning waterfall worth visiting, located south east of Kalpetta.<\/p>\n
\u00a0<\/h4>\n7. Sentinal Rock Waterfall<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Sentinal](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Sentinal-Rock-Water-Fall.jpg\" "\\"Sentinal")
<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Yjenith<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/span><\/p>\nSentinal is also known as Soochippara Waterfalls and you can see deciduous, evergreen and montane forests. This is a Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
8. Lakkidi Ghat Pass<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Lakkidi](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Lakkidi-Ghat-Pass.jpg\" "\\"Lakkidi")
<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Dhruvaraj S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nLakkidi Ghat Pass is the gateway of Wayanad and located at an elevation of about 700 meters above sea-level. The winding roads to the left are the main attraction here. The sight is absolutely divine, especially at night. This is a must visit Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
A Smattering of Adventure<\/h3>\n
The rich natural resources of Wayanad and the stunning scenery beckon the adventure loving tourist. Be ready to trek along the exotic wilderness of Wayanad; here are some mild activities for tourists:<\/p>\n
9. Pakshipathalam<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Pakshipathalam\"](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Pakshipathalam.jpg\" "\\"Pakshipathalam\\"")
<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Vijay S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nPakshipathalam is located on the north-east side of Thirunelly temple and at a height of about 1740 meters above sea level. It is a bit challenging, as you will have to walk 17 kilometers through the forest. But it is worth the effort because you can feast your eyes to the indigenous flora and fauna. Ensure you have special permission from the DTPC or District Tourism Promotion Council before embarking.<\/p>\n
10. Chembra Peak<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Chembra](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Chembra-Peak.jpg\" "\\"Chembra")
<\/p>\n
Chembra peak is a popular trekking destination in Kerala<\/a>.It could be a bit risky but if you are used to trekking in difficult circumstances, then this should be a piece of cake. There are temporary camps you can stay for the night when you are embark on the climbing expedition, Once again, you need to take the permission of DTPC. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n11. Meenmutty Waterfalls<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Meenmutty](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Meenmutty-waterfalls.jpg\" "\\"Meenmutty")
<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Gokul Karipath<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nMeenmutty waterfalls is located 12 kilometers on the east of Meppadi. Kabani river, a well-endowed tributary of River Cauvery is an important river system in Wayanad and it flows relentlessly along the gorges, hills and joins with other streams as well. You can see Meenmutty waterfalls falling in three steps into three rivers – Panamaram, Thirunelly and Mananthavady.<\/p>\n
On the Path to Divinity<\/h3>\n
Wayanad is known for its religious splendor as well.<\/p>\n
12. Thirunelli Maha Vishnu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Thirunelli](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Thirunelli-Maha-Vishnu-Temple.jpg\" "\\"Thirunelli")
<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Augustus Binu<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/p>\nPeople from all over the world flock to this temple, to see its beauty and to enjoy its serene ambience. Hindus come here mainly to perform the last rites of their near and dear ones. It is believed that the stream Papanasini is endowed with the divine powers to absolve one of one\u2019s sins. The tranquil location of the temple amidst beautiful hills and forests is a major attraction as well.<\/p>\n
13. Jain Temples<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Jain](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Jain-temples.jpg\" "\\"Jain")
<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Kamaljith K V<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nThere are some ruined Jain temples situated along the northeast side of Panamaram.<\/p>\n
14. Valliyoorkkavu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n![\"Valliyoorkkavu](\"https:\/\/paradise-kerala.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/06\/Valliyoorkkavu-temple.jpg\" "\\"Valliyoorkkavu")
<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nThe brave and courageous Kerala Varma Pazhassi Raja was a king of Kottayam dynasty who fought the British in the 18th century. His unique guerrilla warfare had the British scrambling for cover. Finally, British killed him through stealth means. You can see his tomb here at Manandavady, near Kalpetta. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
Revive Your Spirit Through Reviviscence<\/h3>\n
Now that you have gone through some serious history lessons, it is time for some fun and frolic. The following places at Wayanad would be just ideal:<\/p>\n
3. Pookot Lake<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Pookot Lake in Wayanad is one of the most beautiful lakes in Kerala<\/a> surrounded and\u00a0enveloped\u00a0by rich, evergreen forests. If you are lucky, you can see groups of blue water lily flowers floating here and there. Boating is allowed here. Other\u00a0attractions\u00a0include spices emporium, children\u2019s park, fresh water aquarium and handicrafts. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n4. Kuruva Dweep<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
A beautiful 950-acre island located 14 kilometers from Mananthavady called Kuruva Dweep attracts people all year through. It is located in the middle of Kabani River and are actually groups of islets formed into a massive place where you can observe mighty trees bowing down to the river while it gurgles by. It is truly a place of peace, greenery and enchantment.You can even see some rare kinds of flora here, including herbs. This is a Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
5. Banasurasagar Dam<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Banasurasagar dam is the biggest earth dam in India and it is a truly a spectacular sight with\u00a0magnificent\u00a0hills as backdrop. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
6. Kathan Para Waterfall<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
A stunning waterfall worth visiting, located south east of Kalpetta.<\/p>\n
\u00a0<\/h4>\n7. Sentinal Rock Waterfall<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Yjenith<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/span><\/p>\nSentinal is also known as Soochippara Waterfalls and you can see deciduous, evergreen and montane forests. This is a Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
8. Lakkidi Ghat Pass<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Dhruvaraj S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nLakkidi Ghat Pass is the gateway of Wayanad and located at an elevation of about 700 meters above sea-level. The winding roads to the left are the main attraction here. The sight is absolutely divine, especially at night. This is a must visit Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
A Smattering of Adventure<\/h3>\n
The rich natural resources of Wayanad and the stunning scenery beckon the adventure loving tourist. Be ready to trek along the exotic wilderness of Wayanad; here are some mild activities for tourists:<\/p>\n
9. Pakshipathalam<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Vijay S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nPakshipathalam is located on the north-east side of Thirunelly temple and at a height of about 1740 meters above sea level. It is a bit challenging, as you will have to walk 17 kilometers through the forest. But it is worth the effort because you can feast your eyes to the indigenous flora and fauna. Ensure you have special permission from the DTPC or District Tourism Promotion Council before embarking.<\/p>\n
10. Chembra Peak<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Chembra peak is a popular trekking destination in Kerala<\/a>.It could be a bit risky but if you are used to trekking in difficult circumstances, then this should be a piece of cake. There are temporary camps you can stay for the night when you are embark on the climbing expedition, Once again, you need to take the permission of DTPC. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n11. Meenmutty Waterfalls<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Gokul Karipath<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nMeenmutty waterfalls is located 12 kilometers on the east of Meppadi. Kabani river, a well-endowed tributary of River Cauvery is an important river system in Wayanad and it flows relentlessly along the gorges, hills and joins with other streams as well. You can see Meenmutty waterfalls falling in three steps into three rivers – Panamaram, Thirunelly and Mananthavady.<\/p>\n
On the Path to Divinity<\/h3>\n
Wayanad is known for its religious splendor as well.<\/p>\n
12. Thirunelli Maha Vishnu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Augustus Binu<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/p>\nPeople from all over the world flock to this temple, to see its beauty and to enjoy its serene ambience. Hindus come here mainly to perform the last rites of their near and dear ones. It is believed that the stream Papanasini is endowed with the divine powers to absolve one of one\u2019s sins. The tranquil location of the temple amidst beautiful hills and forests is a major attraction as well.<\/p>\n
13. Jain Temples<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Kamaljith K V<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nThere are some ruined Jain temples situated along the northeast side of Panamaram.<\/p>\n
14. Valliyoorkkavu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n4. Kuruva Dweep<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
A beautiful 950-acre island located 14 kilometers from Mananthavady called Kuruva Dweep attracts people all year through. It is located in the middle of Kabani River and are actually groups of islets formed into a massive place where you can observe mighty trees bowing down to the river while it gurgles by. It is truly a place of peace, greenery and enchantment.You can even see some rare kinds of flora here, including herbs. This is a Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
5. Banasurasagar Dam<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Banasurasagar dam is the biggest earth dam in India and it is a truly a spectacular sight with\u00a0magnificent\u00a0hills as backdrop. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
6. Kathan Para Waterfall<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
A stunning waterfall worth visiting, located south east of Kalpetta.<\/p>\n
\u00a0<\/h4>\n7. Sentinal Rock Waterfall<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Yjenith<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/span><\/p>\nSentinal is also known as Soochippara Waterfalls and you can see deciduous, evergreen and montane forests. This is a Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
8. Lakkidi Ghat Pass<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Dhruvaraj S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nLakkidi Ghat Pass is the gateway of Wayanad and located at an elevation of about 700 meters above sea-level. The winding roads to the left are the main attraction here. The sight is absolutely divine, especially at night. This is a must visit Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
A Smattering of Adventure<\/h3>\n
The rich natural resources of Wayanad and the stunning scenery beckon the adventure loving tourist. Be ready to trek along the exotic wilderness of Wayanad; here are some mild activities for tourists:<\/p>\n
9. Pakshipathalam<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Vijay S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nPakshipathalam is located on the north-east side of Thirunelly temple and at a height of about 1740 meters above sea level. It is a bit challenging, as you will have to walk 17 kilometers through the forest. But it is worth the effort because you can feast your eyes to the indigenous flora and fauna. Ensure you have special permission from the DTPC or District Tourism Promotion Council before embarking.<\/p>\n
10. Chembra Peak<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Chembra peak is a popular trekking destination in Kerala<\/a>.It could be a bit risky but if you are used to trekking in difficult circumstances, then this should be a piece of cake. There are temporary camps you can stay for the night when you are embark on the climbing expedition, Once again, you need to take the permission of DTPC. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n11. Meenmutty Waterfalls<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Gokul Karipath<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nMeenmutty waterfalls is located 12 kilometers on the east of Meppadi. Kabani river, a well-endowed tributary of River Cauvery is an important river system in Wayanad and it flows relentlessly along the gorges, hills and joins with other streams as well. You can see Meenmutty waterfalls falling in three steps into three rivers – Panamaram, Thirunelly and Mananthavady.<\/p>\n
On the Path to Divinity<\/h3>\n
Wayanad is known for its religious splendor as well.<\/p>\n
12. Thirunelli Maha Vishnu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Augustus Binu<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/p>\nPeople from all over the world flock to this temple, to see its beauty and to enjoy its serene ambience. Hindus come here mainly to perform the last rites of their near and dear ones. It is believed that the stream Papanasini is endowed with the divine powers to absolve one of one\u2019s sins. The tranquil location of the temple amidst beautiful hills and forests is a major attraction as well.<\/p>\n
13. Jain Temples<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Kamaljith K V<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nThere are some ruined Jain temples situated along the northeast side of Panamaram.<\/p>\n
14. Valliyoorkkavu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Banasurasagar dam is the biggest earth dam in India and it is a truly a spectacular sight with\u00a0magnificent\u00a0hills as backdrop. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
6. Kathan Para Waterfall<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
A stunning waterfall worth visiting, located south east of Kalpetta.<\/p>\n
\u00a0<\/h4>\n7. Sentinal Rock Waterfall<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Yjenith<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/span><\/p>\nSentinal is also known as Soochippara Waterfalls and you can see deciduous, evergreen and montane forests. This is a Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
8. Lakkidi Ghat Pass<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Dhruvaraj S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nLakkidi Ghat Pass is the gateway of Wayanad and located at an elevation of about 700 meters above sea-level. The winding roads to the left are the main attraction here. The sight is absolutely divine, especially at night. This is a must visit Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
A Smattering of Adventure<\/h3>\n
The rich natural resources of Wayanad and the stunning scenery beckon the adventure loving tourist. Be ready to trek along the exotic wilderness of Wayanad; here are some mild activities for tourists:<\/p>\n
9. Pakshipathalam<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Vijay S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nPakshipathalam is located on the north-east side of Thirunelly temple and at a height of about 1740 meters above sea level. It is a bit challenging, as you will have to walk 17 kilometers through the forest. But it is worth the effort because you can feast your eyes to the indigenous flora and fauna. Ensure you have special permission from the DTPC or District Tourism Promotion Council before embarking.<\/p>\n
10. Chembra Peak<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Chembra peak is a popular trekking destination in Kerala<\/a>.It could be a bit risky but if you are used to trekking in difficult circumstances, then this should be a piece of cake. There are temporary camps you can stay for the night when you are embark on the climbing expedition, Once again, you need to take the permission of DTPC. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n11. Meenmutty Waterfalls<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Gokul Karipath<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nMeenmutty waterfalls is located 12 kilometers on the east of Meppadi. Kabani river, a well-endowed tributary of River Cauvery is an important river system in Wayanad and it flows relentlessly along the gorges, hills and joins with other streams as well. You can see Meenmutty waterfalls falling in three steps into three rivers – Panamaram, Thirunelly and Mananthavady.<\/p>\n
On the Path to Divinity<\/h3>\n
Wayanad is known for its religious splendor as well.<\/p>\n
12. Thirunelli Maha Vishnu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Augustus Binu<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/p>\nPeople from all over the world flock to this temple, to see its beauty and to enjoy its serene ambience. Hindus come here mainly to perform the last rites of their near and dear ones. It is believed that the stream Papanasini is endowed with the divine powers to absolve one of one\u2019s sins. The tranquil location of the temple amidst beautiful hills and forests is a major attraction as well.<\/p>\n
13. Jain Temples<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Kamaljith K V<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nThere are some ruined Jain temples situated along the northeast side of Panamaram.<\/p>\n
14. Valliyoorkkavu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n7. Sentinal Rock Waterfall<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Yjenith<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/span><\/p>\nSentinal is also known as Soochippara Waterfalls and you can see deciduous, evergreen and montane forests. This is a Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
8. Lakkidi Ghat Pass<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Dhruvaraj S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nLakkidi Ghat Pass is the gateway of Wayanad and located at an elevation of about 700 meters above sea-level. The winding roads to the left are the main attraction here. The sight is absolutely divine, especially at night. This is a must visit Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
A Smattering of Adventure<\/h3>\n
The rich natural resources of Wayanad and the stunning scenery beckon the adventure loving tourist. Be ready to trek along the exotic wilderness of Wayanad; here are some mild activities for tourists:<\/p>\n
9. Pakshipathalam<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Vijay S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nPakshipathalam is located on the north-east side of Thirunelly temple and at a height of about 1740 meters above sea level. It is a bit challenging, as you will have to walk 17 kilometers through the forest. But it is worth the effort because you can feast your eyes to the indigenous flora and fauna. Ensure you have special permission from the DTPC or District Tourism Promotion Council before embarking.<\/p>\n
10. Chembra Peak<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Chembra peak is a popular trekking destination in Kerala<\/a>.It could be a bit risky but if you are used to trekking in difficult circumstances, then this should be a piece of cake. There are temporary camps you can stay for the night when you are embark on the climbing expedition, Once again, you need to take the permission of DTPC. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n11. Meenmutty Waterfalls<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Gokul Karipath<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nMeenmutty waterfalls is located 12 kilometers on the east of Meppadi. Kabani river, a well-endowed tributary of River Cauvery is an important river system in Wayanad and it flows relentlessly along the gorges, hills and joins with other streams as well. You can see Meenmutty waterfalls falling in three steps into three rivers – Panamaram, Thirunelly and Mananthavady.<\/p>\n
On the Path to Divinity<\/h3>\n
Wayanad is known for its religious splendor as well.<\/p>\n
12. Thirunelli Maha Vishnu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Augustus Binu<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/p>\nPeople from all over the world flock to this temple, to see its beauty and to enjoy its serene ambience. Hindus come here mainly to perform the last rites of their near and dear ones. It is believed that the stream Papanasini is endowed with the divine powers to absolve one of one\u2019s sins. The tranquil location of the temple amidst beautiful hills and forests is a major attraction as well.<\/p>\n
13. Jain Temples<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Kamaljith K V<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nThere are some ruined Jain temples situated along the northeast side of Panamaram.<\/p>\n
14. Valliyoorkkavu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nSentinal is also known as Soochippara Waterfalls and you can see deciduous, evergreen and montane forests. This is a Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
8. Lakkidi Ghat Pass<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Dhruvaraj S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nLakkidi Ghat Pass is the gateway of Wayanad and located at an elevation of about 700 meters above sea-level. The winding roads to the left are the main attraction here. The sight is absolutely divine, especially at night. This is a must visit Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
A Smattering of Adventure<\/h3>\n
The rich natural resources of Wayanad and the stunning scenery beckon the adventure loving tourist. Be ready to trek along the exotic wilderness of Wayanad; here are some mild activities for tourists:<\/p>\n
9. Pakshipathalam<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Vijay S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nPakshipathalam is located on the north-east side of Thirunelly temple and at a height of about 1740 meters above sea level. It is a bit challenging, as you will have to walk 17 kilometers through the forest. But it is worth the effort because you can feast your eyes to the indigenous flora and fauna. Ensure you have special permission from the DTPC or District Tourism Promotion Council before embarking.<\/p>\n
10. Chembra Peak<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Chembra peak is a popular trekking destination in Kerala<\/a>.It could be a bit risky but if you are used to trekking in difficult circumstances, then this should be a piece of cake. There are temporary camps you can stay for the night when you are embark on the climbing expedition, Once again, you need to take the permission of DTPC. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n11. Meenmutty Waterfalls<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Gokul Karipath<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nMeenmutty waterfalls is located 12 kilometers on the east of Meppadi. Kabani river, a well-endowed tributary of River Cauvery is an important river system in Wayanad and it flows relentlessly along the gorges, hills and joins with other streams as well. You can see Meenmutty waterfalls falling in three steps into three rivers – Panamaram, Thirunelly and Mananthavady.<\/p>\n
On the Path to Divinity<\/h3>\n
Wayanad is known for its religious splendor as well.<\/p>\n
12. Thirunelli Maha Vishnu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Augustus Binu<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/p>\nPeople from all over the world flock to this temple, to see its beauty and to enjoy its serene ambience. Hindus come here mainly to perform the last rites of their near and dear ones. It is believed that the stream Papanasini is endowed with the divine powers to absolve one of one\u2019s sins. The tranquil location of the temple amidst beautiful hills and forests is a major attraction as well.<\/p>\n
13. Jain Temples<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Kamaljith K V<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nThere are some ruined Jain temples situated along the northeast side of Panamaram.<\/p>\n
14. Valliyoorkkavu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nLakkidi Ghat Pass is the gateway of Wayanad and located at an elevation of about 700 meters above sea-level. The winding roads to the left are the main attraction here. The sight is absolutely divine, especially at night. This is a must visit Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n
A Smattering of Adventure<\/h3>\n
The rich natural resources of Wayanad and the stunning scenery beckon the adventure loving tourist. Be ready to trek along the exotic wilderness of Wayanad; here are some mild activities for tourists:<\/p>\n
9. Pakshipathalam<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Vijay S<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nPakshipathalam is located on the north-east side of Thirunelly temple and at a height of about 1740 meters above sea level. It is a bit challenging, as you will have to walk 17 kilometers through the forest. But it is worth the effort because you can feast your eyes to the indigenous flora and fauna. Ensure you have special permission from the DTPC or District Tourism Promotion Council before embarking.<\/p>\n
10. Chembra Peak<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Chembra peak is a popular trekking destination in Kerala<\/a>.It could be a bit risky but if you are used to trekking in difficult circumstances, then this should be a piece of cake. There are temporary camps you can stay for the night when you are embark on the climbing expedition, Once again, you need to take the permission of DTPC. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n11. Meenmutty Waterfalls<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Gokul Karipath<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nMeenmutty waterfalls is located 12 kilometers on the east of Meppadi. Kabani river, a well-endowed tributary of River Cauvery is an important river system in Wayanad and it flows relentlessly along the gorges, hills and joins with other streams as well. You can see Meenmutty waterfalls falling in three steps into three rivers – Panamaram, Thirunelly and Mananthavady.<\/p>\n
On the Path to Divinity<\/h3>\n
Wayanad is known for its religious splendor as well.<\/p>\n
12. Thirunelli Maha Vishnu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Augustus Binu<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/p>\nPeople from all over the world flock to this temple, to see its beauty and to enjoy its serene ambience. Hindus come here mainly to perform the last rites of their near and dear ones. It is believed that the stream Papanasini is endowed with the divine powers to absolve one of one\u2019s sins. The tranquil location of the temple amidst beautiful hills and forests is a major attraction as well.<\/p>\n
13. Jain Temples<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Kamaljith K V<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nThere are some ruined Jain temples situated along the northeast side of Panamaram.<\/p>\n
14. Valliyoorkkavu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nPakshipathalam is located on the north-east side of Thirunelly temple and at a height of about 1740 meters above sea level. It is a bit challenging, as you will have to walk 17 kilometers through the forest. But it is worth the effort because you can feast your eyes to the indigenous flora and fauna. Ensure you have special permission from the DTPC or District Tourism Promotion Council before embarking.<\/p>\n
10. Chembra Peak<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Chembra peak is a popular trekking destination in Kerala<\/a>.It could be a bit risky but if you are used to trekking in difficult circumstances, then this should be a piece of cake. There are temporary camps you can stay for the night when you are embark on the climbing expedition, Once again, you need to take the permission of DTPC. This is another Tourist Places in Wayanad<\/p>\n11. Meenmutty Waterfalls<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Gokul Karipath<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nMeenmutty waterfalls is located 12 kilometers on the east of Meppadi. Kabani river, a well-endowed tributary of River Cauvery is an important river system in Wayanad and it flows relentlessly along the gorges, hills and joins with other streams as well. You can see Meenmutty waterfalls falling in three steps into three rivers – Panamaram, Thirunelly and Mananthavady.<\/p>\n
On the Path to Divinity<\/h3>\n
Wayanad is known for its religious splendor as well.<\/p>\n
12. Thirunelli Maha Vishnu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Augustus Binu<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/p>\nPeople from all over the world flock to this temple, to see its beauty and to enjoy its serene ambience. Hindus come here mainly to perform the last rites of their near and dear ones. It is believed that the stream Papanasini is endowed with the divine powers to absolve one of one\u2019s sins. The tranquil location of the temple amidst beautiful hills and forests is a major attraction as well.<\/p>\n
13. Jain Temples<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Kamaljith K V<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nThere are some ruined Jain temples situated along the northeast side of Panamaram.<\/p>\n
14. Valliyoorkkavu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n11. Meenmutty Waterfalls<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Gokul Karipath<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nMeenmutty waterfalls is located 12 kilometers on the east of Meppadi. Kabani river, a well-endowed tributary of River Cauvery is an important river system in Wayanad and it flows relentlessly along the gorges, hills and joins with other streams as well. You can see Meenmutty waterfalls falling in three steps into three rivers – Panamaram, Thirunelly and Mananthavady.<\/p>\n
On the Path to Divinity<\/h3>\n
Wayanad is known for its religious splendor as well.<\/p>\n
12. Thirunelli Maha Vishnu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Augustus Binu<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/p>\nPeople from all over the world flock to this temple, to see its beauty and to enjoy its serene ambience. Hindus come here mainly to perform the last rites of their near and dear ones. It is believed that the stream Papanasini is endowed with the divine powers to absolve one of one\u2019s sins. The tranquil location of the temple amidst beautiful hills and forests is a major attraction as well.<\/p>\n
13. Jain Temples<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Kamaljith K V<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nThere are some ruined Jain temples situated along the northeast side of Panamaram.<\/p>\n
14. Valliyoorkkavu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nMeenmutty waterfalls is located 12 kilometers on the east of Meppadi. Kabani river, a well-endowed tributary of River Cauvery is an important river system in Wayanad and it flows relentlessly along the gorges, hills and joins with other streams as well. You can see Meenmutty waterfalls falling in three steps into three rivers – Panamaram, Thirunelly and Mananthavady.<\/p>\n
On the Path to Divinity<\/h3>\n
Wayanad is known for its religious splendor as well.<\/p>\n
12. Thirunelli Maha Vishnu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Augustus Binu<\/a>\u00a0via Wikimedia<\/p>\nPeople from all over the world flock to this temple, to see its beauty and to enjoy its serene ambience. Hindus come here mainly to perform the last rites of their near and dear ones. It is believed that the stream Papanasini is endowed with the divine powers to absolve one of one\u2019s sins. The tranquil location of the temple amidst beautiful hills and forests is a major attraction as well.<\/p>\n
13. Jain Temples<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Kamaljith K V<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nThere are some ruined Jain temples situated along the northeast side of Panamaram.<\/p>\n
14. Valliyoorkkavu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nPeople from all over the world flock to this temple, to see its beauty and to enjoy its serene ambience. Hindus come here mainly to perform the last rites of their near and dear ones. It is believed that the stream Papanasini is endowed with the divine powers to absolve one of one\u2019s sins. The tranquil location of the temple amidst beautiful hills and forests is a major attraction as well.<\/p>\n
13. Jain Temples<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
Image Credit by\u00a0Kamaljith K V<\/a>\u00a0via Flickr<\/p>\nThere are some ruined Jain temples situated along the northeast side of Panamaram.<\/p>\n
14. Valliyoorkkavu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
<\/p>\nThere are some ruined Jain temples situated along the northeast side of Panamaram.<\/p>\n
14. Valliyoorkkavu Temple<\/strong><\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
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