Minash Villa, Wayanad
Wayanad is a lush, green district nestled in the Western Ghats of Kerala, celebrated for its rich cultural heritage, mild climate, and breathtaking natural beauty. Home to diverse tribal communities who preserve ancient traditions, vibrant festivals, and unique art forms, the region reflects a deep-rooted connection to the land. Its cool, refreshing climate and frequent rainfall create ideal conditions for cultivating tea, coffee, spices, and tropical fruits, while the mist-covered hills and dense forests support rich biodiversity, including exotic wildlife and rare plant species. From waterfalls and caves to wildlife sanctuaries, Wayanad offers endless exploration for nature lovers and a serene escape for those seeking peace and rejuvenation, making it a truly harmonious blend of culture, climate, and nature.
From ancient temples and royal tombs to prehistoric caves and majestic waterfalls, Wayanad offers a rich tapestry of culture, spirituality, and natural beauty.
Just 20 km from Mananthavady, the Tholpetty Range of Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary offers an unforgettable encounter with nature, where elephants, tigers, gaurs, and vibrant birdlife roam freely in their natural habitat.
A short drive from Mananthavady, Kuruvadweep is a serene cluster of uninhabited river islands, where freshwater streams weave through lush greenery—an idyllic spot for peaceful walks and birdwatching.
Hidden within dense forests, Pakshipathalam is a haven for birdwatchers and trekkers alike, offering a rare glimpse into the rich avian diversity and untouched wilderness of Wayanad.
Step into Wayanad’s past at the Pazhassi Raja Tomb & Museum, a tribute to the valiant king known for his resistance against British rule, offering a glimpse into his legacy and the region’s rich historical heritage.
Valliyoorkkavu Bhagavathi Temple is a revered ancient shrine dedicated to Goddess Bhagavathi, known for its vibrant annual festival that celebrates the tribal culture of Wayanad through traditional art, music, and rituals.
Nestled in the scenic Brahmagiri hills, Thirunelli Temple is an ancient and sacred pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Vishnu, drawing devotees with its spiritual aura, historic architecture, and serene natural surroundings.
Karat Shiva Temple, one of Wayanad’s oldest and most revered shrines, is dedicated to Lord Shiva and stands as a testament to the region’s deep-rooted spiritual heritage and timeless architectural traditions.
Kanjirakolli Waterfalls, located near Mananthavady, is a serene and scenic cascade surrounded by lush greenery, making it an ideal spot for peaceful relaxation, nature walks, and stunning photography.
Kanjirakolli Waterfalls, located near Mananthavady, is a serene and scenic cascade surrounded by lush greenery, making it an ideal spot for peaceful relaxation, nature walks, and stunning photography.
Edakkal Caves are a remarkable archaeological site with prehistoric rock engravings over 6,000 years old, offering a rare glimpse into ancient human civilization and making it a must-visit for history and archaeology enthusiasts.
Pookode Lake is a tranquil freshwater lake nestled among wooded hills and lush forests, perfect for boating, leisurely strolls, and relaxing picnics amidst Wayanad’s serene natural beauty.
Banasura Sagar Dam, the largest earth dam in India, is set against a backdrop of scenic hills and offers visitors the chance to enjoy boating, nature walks, and breathtaking sunset views in a peaceful, picturesque setting.
Sulthan Bathery is a historic town in Wayanad, known for its ancient Jain temple that reflects the region’s rich cultural past, along with bustling local markets that offer a glimpse into everyday life and traditional crafts.
Nestled in Mananthavady’s lush paddy fields, this riverside retreat blends modern comforts, open-air showers, and peaceful nature escapes.
Perfect for family getaways, intimate celebrations, or a peaceful hideaway in nature’s lap.
