About the area
Wayanad sits high in the Western Ghats where Kerala meets Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. It is coffee and cardamom country — plantations under old shade trees, the mist coming down by late afternoon, elephants genuinely crossing the road. The Tholpetty range of the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary is on its northern edge; Sultan Bathery is the district’s market town to the south. Our two properties sit at either end, and between them cover most of what people come here for.
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Things to do
What’s nearby.
Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary
Early-morning jeep safaris — elephant, gaur, deer, and if you are fortunate, tiger. Minutes from the Coffee Estate villa.
Edakkal Caves
Neolithic petroglyphs cut into a rock cleft above Sultan Bathery — a steep, worthwhile climb.
Chembra Peak
The district high point, with a heart-shaped lake partway up. Permit required at the base.
Banasura Sagar Dam
The largest earthen dam in India, with island-dotted reservoir views.
Soochipara Falls
A three-tiered waterfall in dense forest — swimming at the base when the flow allows.
Thirunelli Temple
An ancient temple in the Brahmagiri hills, near Tholpetty.
Coffee estate walks
The plantations themselves — walk the rows at first light while the mist is still in the trees.
Calendar
Events worth timing a stay around.
November–February
Coffee harvest
The estates are at their busiest and most fragrant; cool, clear weather.
August–September
Onam
Kerala’s harvest festival — feasts, boat races, and flower carpets.
June–September
Monsoon
The hills go green and loud. Beautiful, but plan indoor time.
Drive times
- From Kozhikode / Calicut2 hours 30 minutes
- From Mysore3 hours
- From Kochi5 hours
- From Bengaluru6 hours
Nearest airports
- Kannur International (CNN)2 hours
- Calicut International (CCJ)2 hours 30 minutes
- Kempegowda International (BLR)6 hours
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