WAYANAD MAY 2026

Morning Visit Karlad Lake - A serene freshwater lake surrounded by lush greenery, Karlad Lake is ideal for a peaceful morning. Visitors can enjoy boating, kayaking, zip-lining, and light adventure activities while soaking in the calm natural beauty.  

Banasura Sagar Dam - One of the largest earthen dams in India, Banasura Sagar Dam is set against the scenic Banasura Hills. The area offers boating and adventure activities like speed boating and coracle rides, along with stunning views of the reservoir and surrounding hills).

Pazhassi Raja Tomb - A historical site dedicated to Kerala Varma Pazhassi Raja, a legendary freedom fighter who resisted British rule. The tomb is set in a quiet, landscaped area and offers insight into Kerala’s rich history.  

Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary - Part of the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, Tholpetty is known for its rich biodiversity. Jeep safaris offer chances to spot elephants, deer, bison, birds, and other wildlife amid dense forests.  

Tirunelli Temple - An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu, located in the Brahma Giri hills. Surrounded by forests and streams, the temple is famous for its spiritual significance, peaceful atmosphere, and traditional rituals.  

Overnight stay Tirunelly.

Edakal Caves - Famous for their prehistoric rock engravings, Edakal Caves offer a glimpse into ancient human civilization. Reaching the caves involves a short trek, and the hilltop location provides panoramic views of Wayanad’s landscape.  

Kuruva Island - A protected river delta on the Kabini River, Kuruva Island is known for its untouched forests, bamboo groves, and rich birdlife. Accessed by raft, it’s an ideal spot for nature walks and a peaceful escape into greenery.  

Afternoon back to Ernakulam. 

Reaches around midnight. (11.00 pm -12.00 am).