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Kabini River in Wayanad

Wayanad district is blessed with abundant water resources. The region has east-flowing and west-flowing rivers due to its unique topography traversed by very high, medium-sized hills, valleys, and meadows. One of the most important rivers in the district is the Kabani River, a tributary of the Kaveri River. He is also one of the three rivers that flow eastward in Kerala. Kabani has many tributaries such as Tirunelli, Panamaram and Manantavadi rivers. All these streams contribute to the region's rich water resources and unique landscape. You can take a room for rent in one of the best resorts near Kabini for a perfect nature stay.

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The Kabini river has immense ecological importance, as it is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna. The forests along the river banks are rich in biodiversity, and they provide a habitat for a variety of animals, including elephants, tigers, leopards, and several species of birds. The river is also an important breeding ground for several species of fish, including the mahseer, which is a game fish that is highly prized by anglers.

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Kabini as a river in Wayanad

Also known as Kapila, the Kabini River forms the lifeline of the Wayanad quarter of Kerala. Along with Pamba and Bhavani, it's one of three East- flowing gutters in the state. The source of the swash is in the Pakramthalam hills, near Kuttyadi- Mananthavady road. Rivers joining the Kabini along its course are Makkiyad, Manathavady, Taraka, Nugu, Periya, Kalindi, and Panamaram. At the convergence of Panamaram and Kabini gutters form the Kuruva Island, or Kuruvadweep. One of the best resorts near Kuruvadweep is a great stay option. is Kabini flows eastward to join the Kaveri River at Tirumakudal Narasipur, in Karnataka. There are numerous sightseer spots along the swash course. The hills girding it are full of wildlife – mammoths, barracuda, and lots of catcalls. The Kabini Lake attracts a lot of creatures, especially in the summer, when water failure is seen. There are four heads worth a visit, along the swash – Kabini Dam, Chikkahole Dam, Banasura Sagar Dam, and Karapura Irrigation Dam. The Banasura Sagar Dam, erected over an influent of the Kabini River, was established to support the Kakkayam Hydro electric power design and help lower water failure for irrigation and drinking purposes. It's 21 km from Kalpetta, the executive capital of the quarter. There is a voyaging and touring installation near the levee, as well as a children's demesne. The,284- bottom Kabini levee stands between Bichanahalli and Bidarahalli townlets. It is17km from Sargur, in Heggadadevana Kote taluk, in Mysore quarter. Kuruva Island Resort and Spa are one of the best resorts near Kabini.

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Panamaram Jain temple ruin in Wayanad, Kerala

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Top things to do in Wayanad in Kerala

In the hill district of north Kerala, Wayanad is a popular and preferable place among tourists. It is so because Wayanad is a place full of wonder where you can do many things. According to tourists, you will never feel mundane or monotonous while holidaying in Wayanad. So, in this article, we will discuss below Kerala Holiday, the top things to do in Wayanad.

1. Wildlife safari

If you are a natural life lover, you can experience spectacular wildlife in Wayanad. Visiting or spending holidays in Wayanad cannot be complete if you do not experience the jungle safari in Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. This jungle or sanctuary is in northern Kerala, and it shares its border with Bandipur National Park and Nagarhole Tiger Reserve Forest. Due to this, the jungle is full of tigers and elephants. If you do the safari, you can spot sloth bears, Indian pangolins, sambar deer, leopards, and many more wildlife creatures while having a jeep safari in Muthanga and Tholpetty Forests. Therefore, doing the jungle safari in Wayanad is something that you should never miss.

2. Boating

Kerala is a place where you can see the highest altitude freshwater lake. The excellent thing is Lake Pookode, or Pookot Lake is in the Wayanad district. This natural lake originates from Panamaram, flows through the Wayanad valley, and joins the Kabini River. While boating in that lake, you can get a surreal view of natural landscapes as it surrounds the Western Ghats. Apart from enjoying nature, you can also see beautiful flowers in the lake. Additionally, you can get a glimpse of rare Pethia pookodensis fish in Pookode Lake.

3. Bamboo rafting

Bamboo rafting is one of the most amazing things to do at Kurva Island in the Wayanad district of Kerala. The island has dense green forests, which are the shelter to many rare bird species, orchids, herbal plants, and butterflies. Kurva Island is surrounded by the Kabini River, making it suitable for bamboo rafting.

4. Trekking

The Wayanad district of north Kerala is a popular place for trekkers. If you want to do some thrilling adventures, visit Chembra Peak for trekking and experience a splendid view of nature.

5. Tea Estate Tour

Wayanad is well known for its tea production with acres of lush tea plantations. The factories are attached to the tea gardens and often conduct tea tasting and estate tours. Ripon Tea Factory is among the top tourist places in Wayanad, producing three different tea types: blended, dusted, and leaf.

Other things to do in Wayanad

Apart from the above, you can enjoy a perfect holiday in this exquisite hill station of Kerala by doing the below things.

● Trek in Kalladi Forest

● Cave Camping in Chundale

● Picnic at Soochipara Waterfalls

● Zipline at Karlad Lake

Final takeaway

So, these are some of the must-do things in Wayanad, Kerala Holiday. After all, this beautiful place of Kerala is full of adventure and wonder. Therefore, while planning a trip to Wayanad, visit the above tourist spots and do the adventures to experience something you have never felt before.

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Enjoy the Monsoon @ Hill Resort in Wayanad: Explore the scenic beauty

Plan this monsoon with a stay at the perfect hill resort in Wayanad to embrace the place’s scenic beauty. Wayanad receives two monsoons a year – from June to September and October to November. Greenery takes over the entire site during the monsoon times, and that view you enjoy is unique and remarkably breathtaking. Wayanad is a lovely hill station to visit in God’s own country, Kerala. This tourist destination evolved as a perfect place for family vacations, honeymoon spot for couples, nature lovers, and adventure seekers. You find a sense of peace in the heart and mind at Wayanad, leaving your busy lives away.

Wayanad monsoon is so special for tourists. Every cool breeze after each rain carries the unique aroma and life of nature that leaves you mesmerising. You revitalise life with new energy in this magical place. Lakkidi is a prime attraction of the area, one of the highest rainfall receiving places in Kerala. You can see the majestic streams running down the hills. The plantations in Wayanad invites you in like a mother, and you get back into real life in her arms.

Wayanad has many natural enticements which cast a spell on you with their enchanting views. We are here to make you clear about the most exciting sites among all the spots in Wayanad. So take the verbal ride of the beauty here and get on a real ride to Wayanad during this monsoon. Here are the best tourist attractions for your notice in Wayanad.

Banasura Sagar Dam: The largest earthen dam in India

Banasura Sagar Dam is one of the out-of-the-ordinary attractions Wayanad has in its cluster. It is not only the largest in India but also stands as the second largest in Asia. It is incredibly amazing to know that this grand dam is built with stones and stacks of boulders. You can schedule a superb boat ride at the dam. If the water inflow is high, you can see the dam’s open shutters, where the flow of water down through them adds to the beauty of the place.

Edakkal Caves – Hidden Visual in the forest

It is a must-visit place for an anthropology enthusiast. The engravings you see here dates back to pre-historic times. A millennium ago, humans abandoned this cave. Edakkal translates as ‘A Stone in Between’. We can see a visual of a heavy boulder struck in a fissure made by two huge rocks. Indeed you love to see the art of carvings on stones by our ancestors. These pictorial writings are of the Neolithic age. You can’t stop yourself from capturing the stunning visuals of the forest from those heights at Edakkal caves. On the way uphill you can’t resist buying some souvenirs for the dear ones at home.

Kuruvadweep – Secluded Shelter of Natural Scenery

Kuruvadweep or Kuruva Island has rich flora and fauna. It is a cluster of islands in the Kabini delta, spread across 950 acres. It is one of the best-preserved and untouched places. One of the beautiful experiences you have is a journey on a bamboo raft while reaching the island. The raft is rowed over the pristine waters of the Kabini river. As the island has thick greenery, it makes a perfect place for trekking. You click some pictures of butterflies and birds which are new to you. It is under the control of the forest department of India. So the only thing you do is just absorbing the marvellous creations of nature.

Meenmutty Falls – The Artistry of the Creator

God was partial while creating his country. You can see all the nature’s beauty was poured here at Wayanad in Kerala. Have a glance at the spectacular falls falling from the height of 300m and fill your heart with the serene peace present in your surroundings. Meenmutty translates as ‘where the fish are blocked.’ It is three-level waterfalls, the second-largest in Kerala. During the monsoon season, the falls become so fierce you love the sprinkling water carried in the air when you stand nearby. If you want to reach the place, you should trek about 2km.

Pookode Lake – A freshwater lake

The Panamaram stream, which is one of the main tributaries of the river Kabini, originates from Pookode lake. The Panamaram reaches Kabini travelling although the Panamaram valley. The stunning scenic beauty and peaceful ambience mesmerise every tourist visiting the site. The incredible top view of this lake has a similar shape to India’s physical map. There are many activities for the families like a boat ride in the lake. In the lush green surroundings, you can see different birds resting. You can buy some spices and handicrafts from the locality in the stores nearby lake.

Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary – Kerala’s second-largest wildlife reserve

The views of nonchalant walks of wild animals and carefree birds get you closer to nature. There are two ecotourism centres in the sanctuary. (i) Muthanga and (ii) Tholpetty. The chirping of birds would wake you up in the morning. You can enjoy bird watching in the early hours of the morning. The exciting safari into the sanctuary gives you lifetime cherishable moments. Children love watching these animals wandering in the jungle. You rarely find elephant training camps in other parts of India, and here you can watch them moving on the orders from the trainer. Meet the tribal people and speak to them to learn about them. This interaction with them leaves you with a new mindset.

Finally, we want you to visit Wayanad comfortably. Therefore, place some extra clothes in your baggage as it will be raining all the time during the monsoon. Wear proper footwear to be safe in the slippery wetland. At last, keep your camera ready always because you never knew the surprises the beautiful nature throws at you.

Book your hill resort in Wayanad and start your adventurous and fantastic trip to God’s own country. You will have a soul-filling vacation here.

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Send from Sansgreet Android App. Sanskrit greetings app from team @livesanskrit . It's the first Android app for sending @sanskrit greetings. Download app from https://livesanskrit.com/sansgreet Thalakkal Chanthu. Thalakkal Chanthu was an archer and commander-in-chief of the Kurichya soldiers of the Pazhassi Raja who fought British forces in the Wayanad jungles during first decade of the 19th century. A group of tribal soldiers led by Thalakkal Chandu and Edachena Kunkan, captured the British fort at Panamaram. The British forces launched a retaliatory attack and trapped Chanthu on 15 November 1805. He was executed under a Koly tree The Kerala State Government installed a memorial to Chanthu on 22 September 2012, near Panamaram Fort on the banks of the Kabini river ,In the form of a museum. #sansgreet #sanskritgreetings #greetingsinsanskrit #sanskritquotes #sanskritthoughts #emergingsanskrit #sanskrittrends #trendsinsanskrit #livesanskrit #sanskritlanguage #sanskritlove  #sanskritupanishad #sanskritdailyquotes #sanskritdailythoughts #sanskrit #samskrit #samskritham #samskrutham #resanskrit #pazhassiraja #kurichya #eastindiacompany #kerala #wayanad #india #independentmovement #swaraj #bharath https://www.instagram.com/p/CHmnxC9H9j5GKt9Q60G3k7AF5d9KBGCgal05Bo0/?igshid=19fpip40mmul8

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A Jain Temple likely constructed between the 12th and 13th centuries during the Hoysala reign in present-day Karnataka region is now in ruins, unprotected and abandoned though ironically a signboard of Archeological Survey of India (ASI) stands at the entrance declaring it to be a protected monument and legal action against those trying to destroy it. The temple ruins are located at Punchavayal, near Panamaram, in Kerala's Wayanad district and it seems the apathy of the ASI is behind this sorry state of affairs. Wayanad, which is situated on a picturesque mountainous plateau on the Western Ghats, might be called the Paradise of Kerala. It is a land where tradition, history and mystery enchant every visitor. The lands of modern-day Wayanad is a significant presence in the course of Kerala's history at least from the 10th century. The reflections of artistic expressions of the tribal ommunity of Kerala in their distinct secluded form in the ancient social structure can be still traced in the hamlets of forested hilly tracts here. (at Wayanad, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEPoCrGBaJH/?igshid=1c5zvee2m6ti6

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Sand mining rampant in Kabani

Sand mining rampant in Kabani

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Rampant sand mining is under way in the Kabani river, a major tributary of the Cauvery, under the guise of an order from the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) to remove silt and debris that accumulated in the riverbed to avoid flooding during the monsoon.

Environmental activists alleged that more than 2,500 loads of sand were mined from the river within the Panamaram grama…

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Wild elephants trigger panic in Wayanad - The Hindu

Wild elephants trigger panic in Wayanad – The Hindu

Wild elephants that triggered panic among local residents of Punjavayal in Wayanad district on Saturday morning crossing a road near Puthanangadi near Panamaram.  

After 6 hours of chase, forest team drives elephants into Pathiri reserve forest

A herd of wild elephants that strayed into various human habitats at Punjavayal, Mararkadavu and Puthanangadi, near Panamaram, in Wayanad…

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In the trees, in the breeze..seek nature’s peace and bliss 🥀🌷🌞 . . Ec: @__5tgrapher__ #nofilter #photography #naturephotography #oneplusmclarenedition #nature #leaf #oneplus6t #oneplus #oneplusshot #oneplus6tmclaren #mclarenshots #love #instagood#photooftheday#naturelovers #payyampally #kuruvadweep #keralatourism #redishsky #photoshop #wayanadtrip #sundayvibes #kerala#wayanaddiaries #wayanad #sunrise #sunrisephotography #morningvibes #skyispink #scenery (at Panamaram, Kerala, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/B85yD3ygoaz/?igshid=l7zm4ehsz173

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मुंबई में क्वारंटाइन किए गए एसपी विनय तिवारी पटना के लिए रवाना हुए

Bihar IPS officer #VinayTiwari, who was quarantined in Mumbai, to leave for Patna today. Four other officers had returned to Patna yesterday. BMC has informed me, through a text message, that I can go out of quarantine. I'll be leaving for Patna now: Vinay Tiwari (in file pic) pic.twitter.com/Uk94aEy0Oy

— ANI (@ANI) August 7, 2020

टिकटॉक को लेकर अमेरिकी राष्ट्रपति डोनाल्ड ट्रंप का ��ड़ा कदम

अमेरिका के राष्ट्रपति डोनाल्ड ट्रंप ने अमेरकिा में टिकटॉक पर बैन लगाने की धमकी देने के बाद टिकटॉक की मूल कंपनी के खिलाफ एक कार्यकारी आदेश जारी किया है। इस आदेश के प्रभावी होने में 45 दिन का समय लगता है और यह किसी भी अमेरिकी कंपनी या व्यक्ति को चीन मूल की कंपनी बाइटडांस के साथ लेनदेन पर बैन लगाता है।

US President Donald Trump, in letter to US Congressional leaders, says he is banning any transaction starting in 45 days with messenger app WeChat's owner Tencent: Reuters https://t.co/krkzf2yPlm

— ANI (@ANI) August 7, 2020

केरल: भारी बारिश के बाद पनामाराम में बाढ़ जैसी हालात

Kerala: Flood like situation in Panamaram, Wayanad following heavy rainfall in the area yesterday. India Meteorological Department (IMD) had issued extremely heavy rainfall warning for yesterday in Wayanad. pic.twitter.com/4YJ0I9Ls7P

— ANI (@ANI) August 7, 2020

कर्नाटक: भारी बारिश के बाद कलबुर्गी में भीमा नदी का जलस्तर बढ़ा

Karnataka: Water level of Bheema river has risen in Kalaburagi following rainfall in the area. (06.08.2020) pic.twitter.com/Q1ltTr48DC

— ANI (@ANI) August 7, 2020

देश में कोरोना के बेतहाशा बढ़ते केस पर राहुल गांधी बोले- 20 लाख का आंकड़ा पार, गायब है मोदी सरकार

देश में बेतहाशा कोरोना के बढ़ते मामलों को लेकर कांग्रेस नेता राहुल गांधी ने केंद्र की मोदी सरकार को फिर घेरा है। उन्होंने ट्वीट कर कहा, “20 लाख का आंकड़ा पार, गायब है मोदी सरकार।”

देश में कोरोना संक्रमितों की संख्या 20 लाख के पार पहुंच गई है। देश में कुल कोरोना संक्रमित 20,25,409 हैं। इसमें 6,05,933 सक्रिय मामले हैं और 13,77,384 लोगों को डिस्चार्ज किया जा चुका है। कोरोना की चपेट में आकर अब तक 41,638 लोगों की मौत हो चुकी है।

20 लाख का आँकड़ा पार, ग़ायब है मोदी सरकार। https://t.co/xR9blQledY

— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) August 7, 2020

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Explore Lakkidi Hill View!

Kerala has several beautiful evergreen hill stations. Lakkidi is one of the scenic hill spots which lies in Malabar hill station. For those who have visited Kerala at least once in their lifetime, Kerala instantly creates beautiful memories. Lakkidi is situated in the Wayanad district of Kerala. This hill station offers a beautiful view. On the way to this hill station, one can explore the stunning peaks, streams, and dense forests. Lakkidi is one of the highest hill spots lies in the Wayanad in Malabar coat. The region receives thick rainfall but also has the second-highest rainfall record in the world. Many attractive species of birds such as peacocks, bulbs, and babblers are found here. Bird watchers and nature lovers are attractive to this stunning spot. There are also many exotic animals interesting sight seen. You can spot wild animals like leopards, tigers, elephants, and deer. Most people visit this place to enjoy the beauty of nature and trek. The hill station has many unexplored areas to explore. The nearest town of Lakkidi is Vaitri. Try to visit the stunning Lakkidi through the awesome Kerala tour packages!

Attractions:

Pookode Lake Pookod Lake, a beautiful freshwater lake in Wayanad, is located at a distance of about 15 km from Kalpetta. Nestled between the evergreen forests and the Western Ghats, the lake is 40 meters deep on 13 acres. It is one of the most sought after tourist destinations in Wayanad. When you arrive at this beautiful lake, you will feel a calm and peaceful atmosphere. There is a forest around the lake and you can see the greenery all around, making it a perfect spot for photographers and nature enthusiasts. The Panamaram River, one of the major tributaries of the Kabini River which is originated from here. Chain Tree!A natural event has a cultural significance in the Chain Tree in Lakkidi. This famous place is a ficus tree surrounded by steel chains from all sides. It is a must-visit place for those interested in small but important Indian personalities who suffered from the hands of British colonialists. It is believed that the chained tree inhabits the chained spirit of a tribe called Karinthandan.

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#Bhari #Barish Ke #Karan #2 Logo Ki #Maut Aur #100 Logo Ko kiya #Safe (#Kerala)

#Bhari #Barish Ke #Karan #2 Logo Ki #Maut Aur #100 Logo Ko kiya #Safe (#Kerala)

  Kerala mein bhari Barish ke karan 2 women ki Maut aur 100 logo ko kisi safe jagah le Jaya gaya

50 year ki old woman (Kara) ke Ghar pe pedh girne se hui maut(Palakkad district)

24 year women (Muthu) Ghar mein water logging se hui maut(Panamaram Village)

100 logo ko unke gharo se nikal Kar kisi safe jagah le jaya gaya(Malappuram)

Idukki, Kozhikode, Malappuram districts mein laga red alert

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Wild elephants trigger panic in Wayanad

Wild elephants trigger panic in Wayanad

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A herd of wild elephants that strayed into various human habitats at Punjavayal, Mararkadavu and Puthanangadi, near Panamaram, in Wayanad district on Saturday morning triggered panic among local people.

Forest Department sources said a herd of four tuskers entered a village at Punjavayal around 2 km from the Neykuppa section of forest under the South Wayanad forest division.

The herd…