After the Rains resort -For Budget Accommodation in Wayanad
Wayanad is one of the best wildlife destinations in India. Some of the best travel packages in Wayanad include authentic ayurvedic experiences, laidback houseboat rides, and thrilling nature trails. Chembra Peak is the highest and most slightly peak in the area. With a perennial heart-shaped lake about half-way to the top, this is a certain bet for honeymoon couples. The lake is usually covered with snow and mist and is an ideal place for couples to hang out. After the lake, you’ll need to meander through a kilometer or two of dense trees before you can get to the top of the peak. You can take a trip to Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary and marvel at the majestic elephants, explore the ancient Edakkal caves. Other adventures that make Wayanad a top honeymoon destination include the scenic route to Lakkidi and Soochipara Falls.
Muthanga wildlife sanctuary and tholpetty wildlife sanctuaries are the continuation of the Nagarhole and bandipur forests of Karnataka and Mudumalai forest of Tamilnadu. Morning drive through the Bandipur forest from Mysore to Waynad is the beautiful dive for the wildlife and nature lovers where you may spot wild animals at a close quarters. There is a good chance to see wild Elephants, deer, bison, monkeys different species of butterfly’s and the flora and fauna are very distinct.
Across the Karamanathodu River, a tributary of River Kabini, in Kalpetta, Banasura Sagar dam located. It is considered to be the largest earth dam in India and the second largest in Asia. It got its name from ‘Banasura’, the son of King Mahabali, the famous ruler of Kerala. Banasura Sagar dam is ideally placed in the foothills of Banasura hills. It’s said that ‘Banasura’ undertook severe penance on the top of the hills. Banasura hill is the third largest peak in the Western Ghats. After The Rains, one of the finest luxury wildlife Resorts in Wayanad , is situated in the Moopainad panchayat of Wayanad. The people of the neighboring small village of Puthukkad are mainly plantation workers, farmers & daily wage workers. It is very usual to see crops of pepper, coffee, curry leaves, chili, ginger and diary in most of the households.
