Wayanad Group Tour Packages from Bangalore

Edakkal Caves: A famous historical site featuring ancient petroglyphs and prehistoric rock engravings, located on Ambukuthi Hills.

Banasura Sagar Dam: One of the largest earthen dams in India, surrounded by spectacular mountains and greenery.

Soochipara Waterfalls: A beautiful three-tiered waterfall near Meppadi, surrounded by dense forests and rocky landscapes.

Meenmutty Waterfalls: A magnificent multi-level waterfall offering a scenic forest trek and spectacular natural views.

Pookode Lake: A peaceful freshwater lake surrounded by lush forests, popular for boating and relaxing amidst nature.

Kuruva Island: A group of beautiful river islands on the Kabini River, known for bamboo rafting, nature walks, and rich greenery.

Chembra Peak: The highest peak in Wayanad and a popular trekking destination, famous for its heart-shaped lake.

900 Kandi: A scenic mountain destination known for its misty hills, forests, viewpoints, adventure activities, and the famous glass bridge.

Lakkidi View Point: One of Wayanad’s most popular viewpoints, offering panoramic views of the winding Thamarassery Ghat roads and surrounding valleys.

Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary: A beautiful wildlife sanctuary where visitors can enjoy jeep safaris and spot elephants, deer, bison, wild boars, and other wildlife.

Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary: A major wildlife destination in Wayanad, particularly known for elephants and forest safari experiences.

Wayanad Heritage Museum: A fascinating museum showcasing tribal artefacts, ancient tools, sculptures, pottery, and the cultural history of Wayanad.

Thirunelli Temple: An ancient Vishnu temple surrounded by the Brahmagiri Hills, known for its peaceful atmosphere and scenic setting.

Pakshipathalam: A fascinating trekking destination in the Brahmagiri Hills, known for caves, forests, rock formations, and birdlife.

Neelimala View Point: A scenic viewpoint offering beautiful views of mist-covered mountains, valleys, and waterfalls.

Phantom Rock: A naturally formed rock resembling a human skull, making it one of the unique geological attractions near Ambalavayal.

Karapuzha Dam: A scenic dam surrounded by green hills and landscapes, with a nearby adventure park offering various activities.

Karlad Lake: A picturesque freshwater lake near Banasura, popular for kayaking, boating, ziplining, and other adventure activities.

En Ooru Tribal Heritage Village: A cultural tourism destination showcasing the traditional lifestyle, houses, crafts, food, and heritage of Kerala’s tribal communities.

Pazhassi Raja Tomb: A historic memorial dedicated to Pazhassi Raja, the legendary Kerala ruler who fought against British forces.

Jain Temple, Sultan Bathery: An important historical Jain monument believed to have been used as a storehouse during the time of Tipu Sultan.

Chain Tree: A famous roadside landmark at Lakkidi associated with local legends and the history of the Thamarassery Ghat route.

Kanthanpara Waterfalls: A peaceful and relatively accessible waterfall surrounded by lush greenery, ideal for nature lovers.

Chethalayam Waterfalls: A beautiful seasonal waterfall surrounded by forest and rocky terrain near Sultan Bathery.

Makkiyad Meenmutty Waterfalls: A lesser-known waterfall surrounded by dense greenery, offering a peaceful natural experience.

Priyadarshini Tea Estate: A scenic tea plantation where visitors can enjoy beautiful plantation landscapes and learn about tea cultivation.

Wayanad Tea Museum: A plantation attraction where visitors can explore the history and production of Wayanad’s tea.

Ripon Tea Factory: A popular tea estate and factory offering visitors an insight into tea processing amid scenic plantations.

Vellarimala: A beautiful mountain region known for its rugged landscapes, forests, streams, and trekking opportunities.

Kurumbalakotta Hill: A popular sunrise and sunset viewpoint offering panoramic views across the Wayanad plateau.

Brahmagiri Hills: A scenic mountain range on the Kerala–Karnataka border, popular for trekking and wildlife experiences.

Begur Wildlife Sanctuary: A forested wildlife region known for its biodiversity, scenic landscapes, and peaceful natural surroundings.

Pulpally: A culturally significant town surrounded by forests and plantations, with several temples and historical attractions nearby.

Valliyoorkavu Temple: An important temple dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathi and a major cultural centre in the Mananthavady region.

Seetha Lava Kusha Temple: A unique temple associated with the Ramayana and the story of Sita, Lava, and Kusha.

Sultan Bathery: A historic town known for its Jain temple, heritage sites, shopping, restaurants, and access to several Wayanad attractions.