The northern district of Wayanad can be aptly called the abode of Kerala’s tribal population. The district, which forms an edge of the Deccan plateau of South India has a luxuriant forest cover and receives the maximum amount of annual rainfall compared to other regions of the State. Waterfall, mist covered valleys, spice plantations, hill ranges, wildlife sanctuaries, stone age sites are some of the popular attractions of Wayanad.

Places to Visit : Wayanad – Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary, Soojipara Water Falls, Boating at the Pookot Lake, Chain tree, Mananthavady, Pazhassi Tomb, Edakkal caves, Kurava Dweep Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary, Meenmutty Water Falls