Reasons Why You Must Visit Kerala's Wayanad

The city of Wayanad in Kerala suddenly came up for discussion during the general elections. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who has lost his traditional seat of Amethi, is currently an MP from here. Wayanad, one of the 12 districts of Kerala, is a famous tourist destination due to its geographical location. The lush green mountains add to the natural beauty of the place. We are telling you, what else is special to visit here:

Thirunelli Temple

This is a very old temple of Lord Vishnu located on the Brahmagiri hill near Wayanad. This temple is just one km from Wayanad. It is said that it was once an important Hindu religious place in the region. The temple was built in a valley, surrounded by mountains from all sides.

Kuruva Island

The important Kabini Delta of Wayanad, which is Kuruva Island. On this island, you will find a variety of trees and species of wildlife. The richness of nature found here attracts tourists from all over the world. You can also enjoy boating here. Entry is received here after permission from the Forest Department.

Neelimala View Point

Neelimala View Point is quite popular among people who like Wayanad for visiting Neelimala View Point Adventure. You can enjoy the beautiful views by reaching the view point. The view of the waterfalls, the beautiful sloping hills, the lush green forest in the valley will mesmerize you. Here you will also get a good experience of trekking of the mountains.

Phantom Rock

Located in the city of Wayanad, Phantom Rock is a tourist attraction. The locals call it the Chinarimala. Its structure is naturally like a skull. It is a great place for trekking and camping. You will get plenty to do photography here.

Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary

An exotic abode to some of the most fascinating as well as endangered wildlife species, Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is a dream come true destination for the nature and wildlife lovers! Spreading across an areas of 344sq.km, this protected forest range is also a home to numerous floral and avifauna species.

Nagarhhole National Park

Though not exactly in Wayanad, this would-be UNESCO World Heritage Site can be easily accessed while unravelling Wayanad’s irresistible beauty! Also called ‘Rajiv Gandhi National Park’, the Nagarhole National Park is soon expected to be included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is touted as the largest Wildlife Protected Area in South India; combined with three other national parks.

Pakshipathalam

Wayanad is a mix of natural wonders! Whether you are a nature lover or an adventure freak, you can find that adrenaline rush while feasting on the miraculous beauty of Mother Nature in this gorgeous hill station. And in case, you are now looking forward for such a mixed of experience, you must visit (or trek) to Pakshipathalam in Wayanad!