The Perfect wayanad 3 days Itinerary: Best Places to Visit in Kerala

Just the weight of the borterfalls and greenery? Is Vinarad that famous? Or is there something else in this world as well? What constantly draws every traveler toward itself, again and again Because this world is so beautiful every kilometer A new sub-price is waiting for you. Caves dating back ten thousand years Dense Nilgiri forests Hidden Glass Bridges Magical Waterfalls And peaks nestled between the clouds So, let's explore Winard together today And thank you from the heart Before Travels Adventure Company's Thanks to whose influence our beautiful wine tour became possible So, friends, right now Udupi and Kundapur After thoroughly exploring it Our plant entry into Kerala And spend a few more days in Vinarod And Wainard, too, can exploit him at will. And as soon as we finished exploring Hangar Four T Garden and Piakara Waterfall, we began moving toward Vinar. The scenery here has become extremely beautiful. And then, after a few minutes, we entered a very dense Nilgiri forest. Tall Nilgiri trees on both sides, and her path runs through the middle. This jungle in the Nilgiris is really extremely dense. And during the monsoon, it truly feels like heaven because the fog and clouds get trapped right in the middle of the dense jungle. So in Vagamon, we thought of resting for one night at this beautiful forest stay. And this jungle stay was booked for us by Travel's Adventure Company. And it was way too much for the entire thing. Our exploration started the next day. And first of all, we were supposed to explore Winear's most famous caves. What you see in the cave are the carvings They are believed to be approximately 7,000 to 8,000 years old. And a few are situated between a dense jungle. This is Adakkal Keevazh, friends — not just a cave in reality, but a natural rock shelter. It is believed that humans took shelter here during the Neolithic and Mesolithic eras. To reach Edakkal Caves, you need to trek for about 30-40 minutes along a steep, rugged path. Actually, this trek is quite strenuous—there are many metal steps and large stones to climb, making it a fairly exhausting trek, you could say. First, you go up to the lower platform, and then metal steps start from there. You may often see crowds on these metal steps, as it is one of the most popular tourist locations in Caves Vinard. In Malayalam, "Edical" means the stone inscribed between two rocks, and this name is derived from the large rock. Here, above the cave, you can see a very large hanging rock, and inside the cave, the stalactites truly tell stories that are thousands of years old. The entry fee for this Kev is 50 rupees and 30 rupees, and you also need to pay a refundable deposit here to recycle plastic bottles. Now, after exploring this beautiful place for a while, we set off toward Vinarod and to see a famous sports venue. Friends, Phantom Rock is a natural rock formation that looks exactly like a human skull, which is why it's called Phantom Rock. This massive rock structure standing alone in the middle of the entire Lenscape looks quite striking. This place is well known here among the locals as a large stone pier. But this Phantom Rock is a large structural rock formation in the Fud M. And when we arrived here, Nature also started its show. Lightning began flashing in the sky, and strong winds started blowing. And shortly afterward, the rain started. The Phantom Rock standing there in the Bat Drop of Gane Clouts looked extremely dramatic and mysterious at that moment. Due to the entire area being elevated, the chances of lightning strikes here are very high. An uncle from a local shop here told us that lightning strikes have occurred here about three or four times in the past four to five years. Therefore, during the monsoon season, it is absolutely essential to be extra cautious here. Actually, it's quite peaceful here during the afternoon, and there's also very little crowd. But if you want to see Phantom Rock in its most beautiful form Gordon's evening hour is the best time to come here. The distance from Edical Kewas to Phantom Rock is 6 kilometers by road, which you can easily cover in 20 minutes. Here are the entry fees as well—just 20 rupees. But don't come here on weekends because there are too many tourists. Friends, we booked this customized wine tour with Wave for Travels Adventure Company. And to be honest, the entire experience was quite smooth. Proper planning, best hotel, amazing location, professional and experienced cab driver And the best part is that the entire trip turned out to be quite affordable. We were just enjoying our travel calmly and without stress. Bakish, everything else, these people handle very smoothly. Simply go to their website. Here, you'll find many travel and adventure plans from across India, along with those from Wayanad. Select your favorite trip and explore your favorite destination at a very affordable price Wynad, Kunnur, Ooty trip, let's talk about it Simply scan this QR code and start planning your trip The weather had become quite pleasant by then. In the evening, we decided to go to a locally famous dam viewpoint. This is the name of the viewpoint, Nalla Rachal Viewpoint. Located just nine kilometers from Phantom Rock. And friend, we have already reached the Nalla Racha Viewpoint. So, this viewpoint is basically a certain point Where you get to see a magnificent view of such a huge dam But now this viewpoint seems extremely beautiful. Because you can see, the rain has already stopped. And there's a fantastic cloud bed made there. So right now, we are going to take some zone chords. This location is about 9 kilometers away from Phantom Rock. And when we were at Phantom Rock, you know Suddenly, very intense thundering started. And then, as soon as we came out, the rain started. So, after people finish phantom rock, if you still have some time left in your bass So this viewpoint is definitely a very beautiful sight, so toast from here And the locals here come to this viewpoint quite frequently. It's a very popular viewpoint among locals, so now enjoy the drone shots — you can see my back seat. There's a fantastic cloud formation there, so now enjoy the drone charts It wasn't mentioning the rain, but after a while, the rain gradually stopped, and then we launched our drone, and we saw these breathtakingly beautiful views. This is the view, friends — the Kara Pooja Dam situated between the Glaoudi Fawgi Atmosphere and Lajja Greenery. This vast dam stretching far and wide presented a truly breathtakingly beautiful sight. The greenery around the dam, guys, is truly breathtaking. Our day ended perfectly upon seeing these gorgeous green lenses. Our plan for the next day was to climb the highest peak in Wayanad first. This is Bane Chamera Peak, located at an altitude of approximately 2,100 meters. Unfortunately, here only 200 to 250 people per day are granted permission for tracking. Permission from the Foreign Department is always required in advance. And this entire procedure operates on a first-come, first-served basis. And due to this reason, we did not receive permission to track this time. Anyway, no problem. During our next visit to Kerala, we'll definitely complete this trek. We flew our drone thinking this way And as soon as our drone went up to a slightly higher altitude These incredibly beautiful lenscaps have come into view. And these mystical Chamber Peak breath-taking views Our hearts were truly burning with envy as we saw these amazing cloud formations. It felt like, if only we could live up there on this peak too. Well, friends, before continuing with the next part of the video If you're enjoying this video So please leave a cool comment If you're new to the channel, please subscribe before leaving. After that, we set out to explore. Vinar's Van of the Most Famous Waterfall And to be honest, as beautiful as this waterfall was The name of this waterfall is List Para Waterfall. This waterfall is located about 35 kilometers from the town of Vinar. We've arrived here, every single day The entry fee for this waterfall is 150 rupees per person. You need to walk through a forest for approximately one kilometer from the parking area to reach the waterfall. And this entire trail offers a very beautiful, peaceful, and nature-filled experience. This trail, you know, is a one-kilometer trail. From the ticket counter to the waterfall And this trail is very beautiful; you can't just say "trail," it's quite a steep path. You have to climb a little, you have to get up a little And proper blocks have been inserted here, so walking is quite tricky. And, friends, the greenery here is next level, dude—such a peaceful and serene environment right now. But friends, please come as soon as possible, as early as you can Because here, on the spot, only 500 people get entry. And sometimes, when the weekends come, those 500 people will be there until 12:30, 1:00 o'clock. The limit of 500 people is reached and comes to an end. And if the crowd gets too thick here too, it's not fun anymore. Right now, as we've just arrived here early in the morning, the place feels so peaceful and serene. Come as soon as possible And the waterfall is beautiful, but the surroundings here are even more beautiful. On this last portion of the waterfall trek, you'll need to descend a bit. And then finally, you go very close to the Suji Para waterfall. Although this waterfall is quite beautiful, today the flow of the waterfall was somewhat low. But still, the light of Surach was shining on this complicated clarity of clear water as she was reading. The water was sparkling brightly, and the view was truly very beautiful. The rock formations near this waterfall are also very unique. You will see many metal roads near this waterfall; you can see them. There's a lot of garbage here, and over there literally there's a car, a whole car made entirely of tires. Several glass bridges have opened in the recent days in Wai'an. And each glass bridge has a unique experience for every individual. And a different view comes into your sight. You get a proper thrilling experience while walking on this glass bridge. And when the sprinklers here start up, you know Then, brother, it's a whole different experience. This is the entry fee to go up to the Glass Bridge: 250 rupees per person We were enjoying the view on this bridge when we suddenly realized there was a glass bridge like this. Which was just 10 minutes away from here But a glass bridge was hidden amidst the jungle. It was somewhat difficult to reach here, hidden as it was. Friends, the hanging bridges near the gate of Sujee Para Waterfall The one you just saw is India's longest hanging bridge. But there is always a bit of crowd there. And right now we have entered inside a forest. And from this bridge, you get a view of a waterfall. And this is a slightly crooked hanging bridge. The mountain is very beautiful, friends. And in this area, you can see numerous hanging bridges everywhere. The most famous one It's the 900 Candy Hanging Bridge. But to reach that bridge, you need one A mandatory jeep ride is required. Around one thousand One fifty rupees something The view you're seeing from here is the entire waterfall below. And there's also a crazy vibe in front, dude. It's literally scary from here. Very thrilling views here, so delicious, right from here I don't know the actual name of this glass bridge, friend. But the views you see from here, aren't they something? He had no answer. This glass bridge is situated right in the heart of a dense forest. Before you lies a view of a green valley. And below, Bhaiti has a beautiful river. Full peaceful environment and the sound of the breeze This glass bridge is quite high, thanks to its impressive elevation. I really feel a bit scared when walking on this glass. When the monsoon arrives, the fog and clouds will get trapped in this valley. And this river will flow in all its full glory. How beautiful this world would be then It felt like I had been resting comfortably for three or four hours. 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