The stunning Wayanad district, cared for by the District Tourism Promotion Council, Wayanad, adorns the northern hills of Kerala.  This region is well-known for its numerous hiking and camping paths, spectacular waterfalls, caverns, bird-watching locations, and a wide variety of magnificent vistas. Over the years, tourists have always favoured this location. People are particularly enthralled by the selection of exotic goods available here, including spices, coffee, tea, bamboo items, honey, and herbal plants.  One popular attraction in Wayanad that draws visitors from around the world is the Kanthanpara Waterfalls. Wayanad beckons you to witness the breathtaking grandeur of Karapuzha Dam, Pookode, and Karlad Lake in addition to these amazing falls. If you enjoy exploring new places, check out Cheengari Rock Adventure.

Wayanad Trekking offers us the opportunity to explore its breathtaking landscapes while traversing its clear rivers, ascending its mountain summits, and entering its dense woods. Given its rugged terrain, Wayanad may surely be referred to as trekking paradise.

There are several sites to go trekking in Wayanad; the following lists are some of the most popular ones.

1. Edakkal cave Trek : Due to its perilous placement, it takes an additional 45 minutes to go from the cave mouth to the entrance, which is around 4000 feet away. Due to its Neolithic, or late Stone Age, engravings, the Edakkal caverns are significant historically and archaeologically.
    
2. The Brahmagiri Peak Trek : To reach Brahamagiri's peak, which is roughly 1608 metres high, requires more than 3 hours of arduous hiking. The 10-kilometer trek starts at the camp shed of the Forest Department in Thirunelli.Brahmagiri Hill's summit is heavily forested and home to a variety of fauna. Brahmagiri. Mountian summit shrouded in fog.
3. The Chembra Peak Trek : Meppadi, Wayanad's entry to Chembra Peak is 5 kilometres away. This location's hiking opportunities are its main draw. The walk begins at 7 am, and registration ends as soon as the daily cap of 200 individuals is reached. The heart-shaped lake on the hill's summit is the most alluring sight after a strenuous hike.
4. Soochipara Falls Trek : The Soochipara or Sentinel Rock Falls offer a breathtaking spectacle you cannot miss to enrapture, falling from a height of 656 feet. Even experienced hikers find it challenging, but one of the best Wayanad trekking locations, reaching the peak after ascending via the waterfall, is not only a worthwhile expedition but also something you can brag about.
5. Muneeswaran Hills : The Muneeswaran hills, also referred to as the Vagamon of Wayanad, are located in Thalapuzha in the Begur Range, in North Wayanad. Paddy farms, coffee and tea plantations, verdant hills, and dense greenery abound in its geographically rich location. Elephants are said to commonly roam the hills, according to the locals, therefore if you see large, black rocks strewn about, look closely at them before climbing them since elephants may be resting on the hilltops. The Muneeswaran temple, from whence the hill earned its name, is another draw to this location.
6. Thollayiram Kandi Trek : This location, which is close to Kalladi, Wayanad, is absolute delight for wandering souls seeking out new experiences. Travellers can choose between staying in a conventional room, a tent, or a cave! Sky Park, a privately owned park that offers a variety of activities, is this location's main draw. To mention a few, there is the treetop vista, the daring huge swing ride, and the glass bridge that simulates a skywalk. The waterfalls are a wonderful addition to the natural splendour of the landscape.
7. The Banasura Trek : This journey is the perfect spot to go if you're searching for some much-needed "me time" away from the bustle and noise of the loud city life. The Banasura Hills, which best represent Kerala's natural splendour, are a fantastic place to begin your wayanad trekking.
    

Kurumbalakotta , Pakshipathalam ,Aranamala ,Chirapullu Peak and many other Trekking places are in wayanad