Top Best Places to Visit in Wayanad, Kerala, the beautiful green paradise hill station for activities and adventure in Kerala – Visit, Travel Guide (Updated 2020)
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Recently planned for a short summer trip to Wayanad Hill Station, a wonderful summer getaway location in Kerala. The name Wayanad is derived from “Vayal Nadu” which means the land of paddy fields. Wayanad has pleasant weather throughout the year.
Wayanad is the best place for people who love activities and adventure. We visited most of the key Wayanad tourist places like Thirunelli Temple – ancient Lord Maha Vishnu at the Brahmagiri hill, Banasura Sagar Dam – the second largest earthen dam in Asia, Pookode Lake – a beautiful freshwater lake with boating, Neelimala Viewpoint, Edakkal Caves – ancient stone age carvings in South India. Even though our plan had Tholpetti Wildlife Sanctuary and Soochipara Waterfalls, they were closed temporarily because of the off-season.
Travel Tips For Wayanad, Kerala, Hill Station
Best Season: Oct-May
Website: https://wayanad.gov.in/
How to Reach Wayanad, Kerala Hill Station:
Nearest Airport: Calicut International Airport (Code: CCJ), Kozhikode. It is located at a distance of 100 km from the city. The airport has access to many international and domestic flights.
How to Reach Wayanad by Road:
A wide network of roads provide access to Wayanad from different parts of Kerala as well as Karnataka. Visitors can board KSRTC buses that run up to Kozhikode at frequent intervals from nearby cities like Bangalore, Mysore, Kochi, Chennai and Trivandrum. Buses till Wayanad are also available.
How to Reach Wayanad by Rail:
Wayanad district is not connected directly by rail. Visitors can take a train till Kozhikode Railway station ( Station code: CLT), the nearest railway station to Wayanad. Quite a number of trains connect Kozhikode with major towns and cities on a regular basis. After getting down at the station, taxis or buses can be boarded to travel to Wayanad.
Check out and enjoy my photo captures of Wayanad Hill Station Kerala tour.
Following are the Top Best Places to Visit in Wayanad, Kerala:
Banasura Sagar Dam Wayanad, Largest earth dam in India – Kerala Hill Station Visit, Travel Guide
Pookode Lake, Wayanad – Kalpetta, Kerala Hill Station Visit, Travel Guide
Edakkal caves, Wayanad – Kalpetta, Kerala Hill Station Visit, Travel Guide
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