Best places: Nature preserves in Pachilakkadu, India

👍👍 Great place with full of natural beauty... Mind pleasing place and view.... Inside janaki forest there's lake... We can play and swim in that lake... It is open till 5pm

👍👍 Meenmutty Waterfalls deserves a glowing five-star rating for its incredible trekking experience. The trail leading to the waterfalls is nothing short of amazing, surrounded by lush greenery and breathtaking landscapes. The adventure of trekking through the scenic route adds an extra thrill to the vi...

👍👍 Natural and peaceful place away from pollution and noise. Please dont expect luxury but sincere and courteous service can be expected at all times. Many virgin places to be explored close by. Natural and private waterfall is the most important thing which I liked.

👍👍 One of the best 👌👌👌 Banasura Hill is one of the tallest mountains in the Western Ghats of the Wayanad district, Kerala, India. The hill is named after Banasura, a mythical character of Indian legends. It is one of the highest peaks exceeding 2,000m between Nilgiris and Himalayas after Chembra Pe...

👍👍 The earth dam was truly amazing.We actually went there from our school and we had a lot of fun.This place is really big and it also have a lot of photo spots too. I'm sure you will have a great time here. Please do note that you will have walk when you enter inside it. You can even hear echo here. T...

👍👍 The only Gurukula worths it's name. A sanctuary for learners of ecology and botany. Recommended.

👍 This forms a part of the Teak Museum in Nilambur. Full of greenery, fountains and several species of flowering and non-flowering plants. Small pools with water lilies and lotuses also serve to make this place a visual delight. Lovely place to visit and spend half an hour.

👍 This place is locally restricted area (public can't visit this place because some anti-social peoples are misused this place, so touristers are banned by local people 😐😑) but if u get a chance to explore this place, u will never forget this place, because along with scenery you can feel the best...

👍👍 It is better if you reach the ticket counter on either banks of the Kabini River quite early as there are only 550 tickets issued from each counter. From the there you take a Bamboo Raft to Kuruva Dweep. Exploring Kuruva Dweep by walk allows you to see the island's natural beauty. The natural beauty...