Banasura Sagar Dam across the Karamanathodu River, a tributary of Kabini, is considered to be the largest earth dam in India and the second largest in Asia. The dam is ideally placed in the foothills of Banasura hills, which got its name from 'Banasura', the son of King Mahabali, the famous ruler of Kerala.

At a height of 2100 metres, the towering Chembra Peak is located near Meppadi in the southern part of Wayanad. It is the tallest of peaks in the region and climbing this peak would test one's physical prowess.

Kuruva Island is a protected river delta, comprising a cluster of islands over the middle of Kabini River and sread over 950 acres of land. The geographical peculiarity of this island makes this place evergreen with a serene ambience.

Edakkal Caves are located at a height of 1000 m on Ambukuthi Mala, near Sultan Battery. The new stone age pictorial writings on the walls of these natural caves at Edakkal, shed light on the ancient civilizations that existed within the regions.

Meenmutty Waterfalls is a three-tiered waterfall that will take your breath away. A scenic trek through the lush green forest from the Wayanad-Ooty Road leads up to this natural wonder

Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary at Muthanga is contiguous to the protected area network. Rich in Biodiversity, the sanctuary is an integral part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve, which has been established with the specific objective of conserving the biological heritage of the region.

One of the biggest earth dams in India, Karappuzha Dam is known for its panoramic landscape. It offers a picturesque vista of the Karappuzha river and a man-made wonder with beautiful surroundings.