About the tour:

Wayanad is a scenic and serene hill station in the Indian state of Kerala. Known for its misty hills, lush green forests, and sparkling waterfalls, Wayanad offers an idyllic escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. The region is home to several wildlife sanctuaries, ancient temples, and historical monuments that are worth exploring. Visitors can enjoy trekking, camping, and other adventure activities amidst the breathtaking natural beauty of Wayanad. If you're planning a trip to Wayanad from Bangalore, consider booking a Bangalore to Wayanad group tour package to make the most of your vacation.

Quick info:

• Start Point/ End Point: Bangalore
• Duration: 2/3 Days, 1/2 Nights ( As per package selected)
• Destinations Covered: Wayanad

Inclusions:

• Accommodation in a standard property for 1/2 night in Wayanad 
• Breakfast and Dinner ( As per package selected)
• Transportation in Hatchback/ SUV/TT (as per the group size)
• Permits, Tolls, Fuel charges, Parking charges, and Driver Allowances
• Experienced Driver
• Professional Guide

Experiences Covered:

• Scenic Road Journey from Bangalore to Wayanad
• Wayanad sightseeing | Banasura Dam - Karlad Lake - Banasura Mala Waterfalls - Karlad Adventure Camp - Kanthanpara Waterfalls - Wayanad Tea Museum - Edakkal Cave

How To Reach Bangalore:

• By Air: The closest airport to Bangalore is Kempegowda International Airport. There are regular flights to Bangalore from cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and Jaipur. 
• By Train: KSR Bengaluru Station is the nearest railway station to Bangalore and direct trains from Delhi, Jaipur, Kolkata, and Mumbai can be availed to reach Bangalore.
• By Road: Bangalore is well connected to all the major cities of the country like Mumbai, Chennai, Hyderabad, etc. via road.

Note:

• The above-mentioned prices are dynamic and are subject to change on long weekends and during the holiday season. Drop an inquiry to know the best prices for your travel dates.
• The Rajamalai National Park (Eravikulam National Park) is closed during February and March or until further notice due to the breeding season of Thars.