Nature is so beautiful! This will be one of the thoughts that arise in the minds of anyone who steps into Wayanad. Kalpatta, the magnificent destination that makes the whole beauty of Wayanad under its arms! Kalpetta is known as the gateway of Wayanad due to the greenery and tea gardens that stand in the thick of the wind. The journey to most places in Wayanad starts from Kalpetta, which is only visible through the dense greenery. Many tourists selecting their kerala tour packages by considering kalpatta as a base for their trip.
The gateway to Wayanad
Kalpatta is a beautiful doorway destination that opens the doors to the splendid Wayanad!
Kalpetta is one of the rare places where foreigners and natives alike have to stretch their hands together. One or two days will not be enough to complete the entire Kalpetta to visit. The smell of Wayanad Soil, Traditional views, the heart capturing spices and the history of this beautiful place are different from other places in Kerala.
The land surrounded by mountains
Wayanad offers everything you need to satisfy any traveler! Apart from waterfalls, forest views, and spice-growing farms, there are several places of worship that attract the devotees. Apart from waterfalls, forest views, and spice-growing farms, there are several places of worship that attract the devotees. It is one of the Towns which homes to oldest Jain Temples in Kerala.
The Vaaraambatta Mosque
Varambetta Mosque is one of the oldest places of worship in Kalpetta. It is believed that this church is more than three hundred years old. It is located about 15 km from Kalpetta.
Pallikkunnu Church
Pallikkunnu Mosque in Kalpetta is a very different temple that is still practiced today with many rituals similar to Hindu temples. The church was established in 1908 by a French priest named Father Jeffrein. The feast is held here in the month of February. The main feast day of the year is February 10, 11.
Chembra peak
Chembra Peak is a beautiful destination located in the heart of Wayanad. The heart-shaped lake is the main attraction there. Chembra Peak, situated at a distance of 17 km from Kalpetta, is one of the most popular trekking destinations of Kerala. Chembra is one of the highest peaks of Wayanad.
To get to Chembra, which is adjacent to Mepady, special permission is required from the Forest Department. Upon reaching the peak of Chembra Peak, the heartfelt lake is one of the most popular picnic spots. It is also a favourite destination for the couple, hence many of them selecting their kerala honeymoon packages to Chembra peak.
Pookodu lake
Located amidst forests and mountains, Pookod Lake is another attraction of Wayanad. Pookkod Lake has situated 10 km from Kalpetta in a place called Pookkodu. The view of the lake at an elevation of 2100 ft above sea level is breathtaking. Boating is the main attraction in this 13-acre lake.
Banasura Sagar Dam
Banasura Sagar Dam, located at a distance of 25 km from Kalpetta, is the largest earth dam in India.
Banasura Sagar is one of the most popular trekking points in Wayanad and is one of the base points of many trekking spot destinations. The dam is built across the Panamera River, a tributary of the Kabini River in the western village. It is also Asia’s second dam built of mud.
Meenmutty Falls
Meenmutty Lake is a must-visit for travelers with its spectacular view of the three-layered falls into the lake. Since Banasura Sagar Dam is located close by, it is a must to travel to both places.
Meenmutty is the second largest waterfall in Kerala. It is about 27 km from Kalpatta.
Karapuzha Dam
Karapuzha Dam situated in the Wayanad district of Kerala is one of the biggest earth dams in India instead of Banasura Dam. Karapuzha Dam is situated in the greenish and natural regions of Wayanad and is 20km away from Kalpatta Kerala on the Karapuzha River, a tributary of the Kabini River. Construction on the dam instigated in 1977 and it was finished in 2004. Karapuzha Dam is also a wonderful site to hangout in Wayanad. And is situated adjacent to the Kalpatta.
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