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What are the main attractions in Wayanad?

Wayanad and lush greenery are synonymous. To understand this connection, let's delve into the etymology of the word itself. Derived from Vayal Nadu in Malayalam, Wayanad translates to “the land of paddy fields”. Nestled amidst the Western Ghats mountains on the eastern part of north Kerala, bordering Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, Wayanad is an ideal destination for relaxation, exploration and adventurous pursuits. It stands out as a haven for camping and trekking enthusiasts.

Prominent attractions include the Karapuzha Dam, Pookode and Karlad Lakes, and the Cheengeri Rock Adventure Centre for those seeking thrilling experiences. History enthusiasts can delve into the rich past at the renowned Edakkal Caves, characterized by two natural rock formations. If there's one place that encapsulates the essence of Wayanad, it's Vythiri. Situated at an elevation of 2600 feet above sea level, Vythiri boasts of stunning landscapes and captivating attractions.

Noteworthy sites in Vythiri include the Pookode Lake, a natural freshwater lake, the Kanthampara Waterfalls, and the Chain Tree at Lakkidi. Boating on Pookode Lake consistently ranks high on the itinerary for Wayanad trips, adding to the allure of this breathtaking destination.