Comments on: Wayanad Wonders: Top Ten Things to See and Do in Kerala’s North West http://blog.mahindrahomestays.com/wayanad-wonders-top-ten-things-to-see-and-do-in-keralas-north-west/ The India Travel Blog Wed, 10 Mar 2010 03:49:41 -1100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Praveen http://blog.mahindrahomestays.com/wayanad-wonders-top-ten-things-to-see-and-do-in-keralas-north-west/comment-page-1/#comment-1623 Praveen Sat, 24 Oct 2009 11:33:15 +0000 http://blog.mahindrahomestays.com/?p=302#comment-1623 You can visit http://www.triptowayanad.info for more details for having a trip to wayanad You can visit http://www.triptowayanad.info for more details for having a trip to wayanad

]]> By: Rabeka http://blog.mahindrahomestays.com/wayanad-wonders-top-ten-things-to-see-and-do-in-keralas-north-west/comment-page-1/#comment-77 Rabeka Thu, 21 May 2009 05:41:51 +0000 http://blog.mahindrahomestays.com/?p=302#comment-77 Wayanad, heaven on earth... Being a travel freak I have visited many locations in India. Kerala is one of the most preferred locations of my choice. Wayanad has become a place close to my heart for its scenic beauty and calm atmosphere away from strenuous work. The welcoming breeze and the coffee aroma filled streets have signed contract with me to visit over and over again. Mountain Dew Homestays is the place where I stayed during my first visit followed by Glenora Homestays and Hill view Homestays, to my surprise I have seen onething common with all the host, is their commendable hospitality toward guests (Service with a Smile). It is difficult to pen down all my experience at each location within few words. To name a few places where I have enjoyed would be Kuruva Island, Meenmutty waterfalls, Chambra peak, edakkal caves…One can enjoy calm place to read their favorite novel, walk down the coffee & Pepper plantation go for an exiting trek and relax with a complete ayurvedic massage… Wayanad, heaven on earth…

Being a travel freak I have visited many locations in India. Kerala is one of the most preferred locations of my choice. Wayanad has become a place close to my heart for its scenic beauty and calm atmosphere away from strenuous work. The welcoming breeze and the coffee aroma filled streets have signed contract with me to visit over and over again. Mountain Dew Homestays is the place where I stayed during my first visit followed by Glenora Homestays and Hill view Homestays, to my surprise I have seen onething common with all the host, is their commendable hospitality toward guests (Service with a Smile). It is difficult to pen down all my experience at each location within few words. To name a few places where I have enjoyed would be Kuruva Island, Meenmutty waterfalls, Chambra peak, edakkal caves…One can enjoy calm place to read their favorite novel, walk down the coffee & Pepper plantation go for an exiting trek and relax with a complete ayurvedic massage…

]]> By: Kate http://blog.mahindrahomestays.com/wayanad-wonders-top-ten-things-to-see-and-do-in-keralas-north-west/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Kate Tue, 12 May 2009 04:05:41 +0000 http://blog.mahindrahomestays.com/?p=302#comment-67 My trip to Kerala began with the mesmerising region of Wayanad, a place I hadn't really ever heard of before and certainly hadn't thought would be one of the 'must see' places. The rolling hills and never ending plantations of tea and coffee are beautiful and are hard to pass without stopping for a while and taking in the vast landscape and awe of the process of the tea industry for example. I found Wayanad to be a good challenge, particularly the winding mountain roads and hair pin bends ....I would recommend a guide and a good place to rest your head after a long day of exploring. Luckily I was blessed with the lovely Hill View Homestay owned by Babu Chanda. Not only was I served the best homecooked food but it was ultra relaxing and boasted stunning views over Wayanad. The owners took me on a a trip to a forest island, a waterfall, and on a walk to the top of the unmissable Sunrise Valley view point. If you have a few more days then don't miss some mountain biking, trekking and a visit to Edakkal Caves. Wayanad is very memorable and a place I would love to get back to someday. Kate Fenton, London My trip to Kerala began with the mesmerising region of Wayanad, a place I hadn’t really ever heard of before and certainly hadn’t thought would be one of the ‘must see’ places. The rolling hills and never ending plantations of tea and coffee are beautiful and are hard to pass without stopping for a while and taking in the vast landscape and awe of the process of the tea industry for example.
I found Wayanad to be a good challenge, particularly the winding mountain roads and hair pin bends ….I would recommend a guide and a good place to rest your head after a long day of exploring. Luckily I was blessed with the lovely Hill View Homestay owned by Babu Chanda. Not only was I served the best homecooked food but it was ultra relaxing and boasted stunning views over Wayanad. The owners took me on a a trip to a forest island, a waterfall, and on a walk to the top of the unmissable Sunrise Valley view point. If you have a few more days then don’t miss some mountain biking, trekking and a visit to Edakkal Caves. Wayanad is very memorable and a place I would love to get back to someday.

Kate Fenton, London

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