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Wayanad district in Kerala contains hordes of aborigine tribes, stretches of forests, lofty mountains—to say the least, a perfect setting for rustic and untamed adventures on the hilly terrain and amidst the dense forests. So as you visit the wildlife sanctuary in Kerala’s Wayanad, you should not even miss out on the adventure trails in Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. These outback trails are the wildlife special experience in Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary.
Outdoor Trail in Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary
Don’t miss out on the
adventure exploration through the naturescape of the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary
Trek up to Chembra Peak, the tallest summit in the region through out a day because you will get a picturesque location of the surrounding from the peak.
Or reach Neelimala View Point from where you can get a spectacular view of the Meenmutty falls, which is the largest waterfall in Wayanad in which the water drops about 300 metres over three stages.
The surroundings of Chethalayam Falls are a fantastic location for bird-watching.
You can trek to Pakshipathalam in the Brahmagiri hills at an altitude of more than 1700 meters, where caves inside two-storey high boulders house a wide variety of birds and animals.
Banasura Sagar Dam, the largest earth dam in India, will initiate you to trek up to Banasura Peak and also display a number of islands that were formed when the reservoir submerged the surrounding areas
Wildlife Trail in Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary
You can even explore the uniquely build eco-system in two forest reserves during your visit to Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary
Muthanga forest reserve is part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Region that is connected to two other major sanctuaries: Bandipur National Park in Karnataka and Mudumalai Sanctuary in Tamil Nadu. You can watch a variety of flora and fauna including leopards, Gaurs and Cheetals here.
Tholpetty reserve also houses the same variety of flora anf fauna as the former reserve does. So if you are visiting this place between November and May, do explore the rich bio-diversity of the two reserves.
Heritage Trail in Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary
Many of the tribes near Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary are traditionally forest dwellers having a rich legacy of arts and crafts. On the other hand, the place is full of historical significance of the former royalties or history of various religions.
Sultan Bathery Jain Temple symbolizes a strong Jain presence in this region in the past.
Edakkal caves contain sets of petroglyphs, the earliest thought to date back over 5000 years.
Wayanad Heritage Museum hosts an interesting collection of artifacts that reflect the ancient heritage of the Wayanad region.
Muniyara is the ancient burial vaults unearthed during excavations around the foot of the Ambukuthi Hill.
Leisure Trail in Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary
A tour to Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary leisure holidaying can be a perfect for you.
Go to Pookote Lake in a beautiful valley and surrounded by evergreen forests, which has been developed as a recreational centre with boating facilities, children’s park, shop for souvenirs and spices, and a fresh water aquarium.
Also visit Sentinal Rock Falls, where youngsters can frolic in the pool formed at the foot of the fall, the more restrained can have equally good fun just taking in the scenery.
Sunrise Valley, offers you a panoramic view of the valley beneath with the River Chaliyar.
Pazhassi Park, a recreational project, consists of a children’s play area and boating facilities on the Mananthavady river.
Wildlife India Tours leads you to the wildlife sanctuaries in south India and Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary in Wayanad is a popular sanctuary in Kerala. Wildlife India Tours also offers online booking for wildlife tours to Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary in Bandipur.
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