Adventure
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Written by
Aquib Nawab
Reviewed by
Shwetha Vasan
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Located 25 km from Kalpetta, Edakkal Caves are a must-visit attraction in Wayanad. The monsoon season adds a mystical charm to these ancient caves, which date back to the Neolithic era (6,000 BCE).
Soochipara Falls, also known as Sentinel Rock Falls, is a breathtaking waterfall in Wayanad. The monsoon season increases the water flow, making it a sight to behold. It is one of the highest waterfalls in Kerala, with a height of 200 meters
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Meenmutty Falls, located 29 km from Kalpetta, is a lesser-known spot. The monsoon season brings out the best of this waterfall, making it a perfect spot for photography. It is one of the most accessible waterfalls in Wayanad, with a trekking distance of just 1.5 km.
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Chembra Peak, standing tall at 2,100 meters, offers a thrilling trekking experience in Wayanad. The monsoon season adds an extra layer of adventure to this trek. Infact it is the highest peak in Wayanad, and one of the most popular trekking destinations in Kerala.
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The Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. Take a jeep safari or trek through the sanctuary to spot these amazing creatures in their natural habitat. It is one of the largest wildlife sanctuaries in Kerala, covering an area of 344 sq km.
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Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary, located near the Karnataka border, and is home to a wide range of flora, including teak, rosewood, and sandalwood. The monsoon season brings out the best of this sanctuary, making it a perfect spot for jeep safaris and wildlife exploration.
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Pookode Lake, a freshwater lake in Wayanad, offers a serene and peaceful atmosphere. The monsoon season adds a touch of romance to this lake. Boating facilities are available on the lake, including pedal boats and coracles.
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Lakkidi Viewpoint, although not the highest point in Wayanad, has an altitude of 700 meters, making it one of the highest viewpoints in the region. It is also referred to as the "Gateway to Wayanad" due to its stunning introduction to the district's natural beauty.
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Bursting with greenery, Wayanad truly comes to life during the monsoon season, making a visit feel like stepping into God's own country.
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Even if you prefer staying in, a workation in Wayanad during this season could be a great way to stay productive without distractions
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