You will once again be excused for forgetting the commitments you have to make and for being overcome by the dark, deep, and beautiful woods as you travel through Wayanad's twisting roads. You can't help but stay and take in the natural beauty since the freshness and allure of the cloud-dappled mountains with the lush vegetation here is so alluring. Wayanad is a Green Paradise for environment enthusiasts who want to be mesmerised by the lush greenery of the mountains, the peaceful beauty of the valleys, and the untamed charm of the pelting rains. The area is an alluring challenge for the adventure traveller who enjoys exploring the wilds of deep forests and taking on challenging hikes across rocky hills and terrain. The location is also a favourite of historians and archaeologists. . The area also appeals to farmers and planters because of the region's cool climate, fertile soil, undulating paddy fields, and spice, tea, and coffee plantations. In other words, the area, which lies at the southernmost point of the Deccan plateau, is so breathtakingly beautiful that hundreds of tourists come here every year. Large lengths of gigantic teak trees and lush plantations that gradually give way to impenetrable forests may be seen as one travels through the district's interior, which is sure to astound visitors. The unspoiled areas of Wayanad, where modern civilization has not yet made its way, are home to a variety of tribes that are the district's original residents in addition to the rich flora and biodiversity.
“Banasura Sagar dam” is another Kalpetta tourist destination. It is the second-biggest earthen dam of its sort in Asia and the largest in India. Massive boulders and stones are stacked together to form the dam.
The dam, which is about 15 kilometres from Kalpetta, contains a sizable body of water, and the chain of mountains in the background add to its stunning charm. The Banasura Hills, a group of neighbouring mountains, are where it is built in the Banasura Lake. The son of King Mahabali, the Asura king of Banasura, who is rumoured to travel to Kerala every Onam festival, undertook a series of sev A photographer's dream is the wide expanse of the dam's dammed water, which is crystal pure and sprinkled with little islands.
The Indian Banasura Sagar Project's Banasura Sagar Dam, which consists of a dam and a canal, started working. If there is a water shortage during the summer, it helps the community meet its needs for irrigation and drinking water. It also supports the Kakkayam “Hydroelectric Power Project”.
It's a lovely location to have a wonderful evening outside. It's a sizable space that's been superbly constructed. A 40 rupee admission fee is required. A bus service is also available to transport you to the summit, where there is a sizable garden, a forest, and several activities.
A gambling area is located close to the entrance.
You can go speed boating (Rs.1000 for a boat with 5 people), go coracle riding (Rs.450 for a coracle for a couple), or go kayaking. Additionally, a fish bath is available for the low cost of 100 rupees. Zip lining is often known as "muddy boots."
Children as well as adults can enjoy the wooden swings that are positioned among the trees.The sunset is beautiful from here. Beautiful lake, mountains, and vegetation. An ideal viewpoint for stunning photos... Do not miss this location when visiting Wayanad.
