Kalpetta is a vibrant town nestled amidst the picturesque hills of Kerala, serving as the headquarters of the Wayanad district. Situated at an elevation of approximately 780 meters (2,560 feet) above sea level, it boasts a pleasant climate year-round. The town is enveloped by lush coffee and tea plantations and majestic mountains, offering a serene and scenic environment. It's an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers, featuring dense forests, sparkling rivers, and captivating waterfalls. Kalpetta blends natural charm with modern amenities, making it appealing to a wide range of visitors. The town also serves as a gateway to popular trekking trails like Chembra Peak and Neelimala Viewpoint. Its name, believed to be derived from the Malayalam words 'kal' (stone) and 'petta' (place/fort), reflects its rocky landscape. Kalpetta is also a significant trading hub for spices, coffee, and tea, and has a rich historical heritage with a notable presence of Jain communities and ancient temples.
Chembra Peak β°οΈ
Banasura Sagar Dam π§
Soochipara Waterfalls (Sentinel Rock Falls) ποΈ
Meenmutty Falls ποΈ
Neelimala Viewpoint π
Edakkal Caves πΏ
Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary (Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary) π³
Karapuzha Dam π§
Kanthanpara Waterfalls ποΈ
Puliyarmala Jain Temple ποΈ
Koottamundu Glass Temple ποΈ
Pookode Lake πΆ
Kuruva Islands (Kuruvadweep) ποΈ
Thirunelly Temple ποΈ
Wayanad Heritage Museum ποΈ
Pakshipathalam Bird Sanctuary π¦
Lakkidi View Point ποΈ
Phantom Rock πͺ¨
Sunrise Valley π
Pallikkunnu Church βͺ