Karappuzha Dam- Wayanad

 This location became a main spot to spends evenings and introduced adventure activities.

Tourist Spots Nearby : Kaduvakuzhy View Point, Nellarachal View Point, Ambalavayal Heritage Museum, Uravu, RARS, Thrikkaipetta Bamboo Village, Krishnagiri Stadium Etc...
 

Karappuzha Adventure Park & Garden

Karapuzha Adventure Park is a fun-filled destination near Karapuzha Dam, offering activities like ziplining, boating, rope courses, and cycling. Surrounded by scenic lake views, it is perfect for families, adventure seekers, and relaxing outdoor experiences in Wayanad.

Kaduvakuzhy View Point

Kaduvakuzhy View Point is a serene hilltop spot near Meppadi, offering panoramic views of deep valleys, forests, and misty mountains. Less crowded and peaceful, it is ideal for sunrise, photography, and enjoying Wayanad’s untouched natural beauty.

Nellarachal Viewpoint

Nellarachal Viewpoint is a quiet hilltop viewpoint near Meppadi, offering sweeping views of valleys, forests, and mist-covered hills. Ideal for sunrise and sunset, it provides a peaceful atmosphere and a perfect spot for nature lovers and photography.

Ambalavayal Heritage Museum

Wayanad Heritage Museum in Ambalavayal is one of Kerala’s most significant archaeological sites, offering a glimpse into the region’s prehistoric and medieval past. Situated 12 km from Sulthan Bathery, the museum showcases a diverse collection of artifacts, including stone weapons, terracotta figurines, hero stones, and sculptures from the Neolithic Age to the 17th century.

Uravu

Uravu Bamboo Village is a unique eco-tourism and craft center near Thrikkaipetta. It promotes sustainable bamboo craftsmanship, offering workshops, demonstrations, and eco-friendly products.

RARS

Regional Agricultural Research Station Wayanad is a premier research center at Ambalavayal, focusing on spice crops, rice, and sustainable farming. Managed by Kerala Agricultural University, 

Thrikkaipetta Bamboo Village

Thrikkaipetta in Wayanad is a small village labelled as the ‘Bamboo Village’, for its penchant for creating unique handicrafts using Bamboo. Thrikkaipetta is also the seat of Uravu, an NGO engaged in community development of bamboo artisans and tribal folks engaged in tribal arts and crafts. 
 

Krishnagiri Stadium

Nestled in the mountains at 2100 feet above sea level, this picturesque cricket stadium is arguable the most beautiful place to play cricket in the state. Providing special training for girls, and hosting the quarter finals of last year's Ranji Trophy, this stadium is truly a wonderful place for the game.

Sulthan Bathery

Sulthan Bathery is a historic town in Wayanad, named after Tipu Sultan, who used a Jain temple as an ammunition depot. It is a commercial hub and gateway to attractions like Edakkal Caves, wildlife sanctuaries, and scenic hills.

Bathery Jain Temple

The Bathery Jain Temple is a historic temple located in the town of Sulthan Bathery in the Wayanad district of Kerala, India. It is also known as the Ananthanatha Swami Temple and is dedicated to Ananthanatha Swami, who was the 14th Tirthankara of Jainism. 
 

Kolagappara

Kolagappara is a scenic hilltop destination near Sulthan Bathery in Wayanad. Known for its peaceful atmosphere, trekking trails, and panoramic views, it is ideal for sunrise and sunset experiences amid lush greenery and rolling hills.

Muthanga - Wayanad

Rich in bio- diversity, this sanctuary is an integral part of Nilagiri biosphere Reserve.

Tourist Spots Nearby :  Bamboo forest, Bathery Jain Temple,  Kolagappara, Chethalayam Waterfalls Etc.