NEAREST TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
The enchanting Wayanad region of Kerala hosts Shatavari Makara Ayurveda Hill Resort. Wayanad is a magical place in the Western Ghats that combines nature, adventure, and culture. Nature lovers love its lush hills, cascading waterfalls, and tranquil lakes. These wildlife preserves are home to rare flora and fauna. Trekking trails in Wayanad lead to stunning views. Wayanad's temples and historical sites reflect its rich culture. Spices and flavours abound in the local cuisine. Locals will make you feel welcome. You can relax in nature or thrill in Wayanad. Looking for some nearby hotspots to visit during your stay at Shatavari Makara Ayurveda Hill Resort? Check out the nearest tourist attractions below!
Tea Plantations
Several tea factories offer unique experiences, showcasing the tea-making process from plucking to packaging. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, tea tastings, and explore the plantations. One factory uses traditional British-era machinery to produce high-quality tea, with opportunities to observe the process and buy freshly processed tea. Another provides insight into tea production from leaf to cup, offering tastings and estate tours. Some factories offer immersive experiences with tea-inspired menus, scenic views, and plantation walks. Others feature a tea museum with vintage equipment and historical photos, allowing visitors to learn about tea's history, production, and cultural significance while enjoying the scenic beauty.
Neithu Gramam
Neithu Gramam (Wayanad Neithgramam) is a village in Wayanad, Kerala, founded in 1999 to revive the region's traditional handloom weaving industry. Managed by WHIPCOS, it provides employment and training to marginalized communities, producing high-quality handloom fabrics like Thirunelli Kaithari, known for their unique designs and craftsmanship. The initiative aims to preserve the declining handloom weaving tradition.
Lava Kusha Temple
The Lava Kusha Temple, also known as Seethadevi Lava Kusha Temple, is a historic Hindu temple in Pulpally, Wayanad, dedicated to Goddess Sita and her sons, Lava and Kusha, key figures in the Ramayana. One of the few temples in India dedicated to them, it is believed that Sita stayed here during her exile. Built by Pazhassi Raja in the 18th century, the temple features a large pond and offers a peaceful, serene atmosphere, making it a perfect spot for spiritual experiences. The temple is 22 km from our center.
Pazhassi Tomb
The Pazhassi Tomb is a historic site dedicated to Kerala Varma Pazhassi Raja, the "Lion of Kerala" and a key freedom fighter. Located on the banks of the River Kabani, it symbolizes resistance against British colonial rule. The tomb, now a museum, displays artifacts and documents about Pazhassi Raja's life and guerrilla warfare against the British East India Company. Built in traditional Kerala style with laterite stone and a tiled roof, the site is surrounded by lush gardens and pathways, offering a peaceful environment for visitors. The tomb is 5 km from our center.
Chekadi Village
Chekadi Village, located in the Wayanad district, is a tribal-majority village nestled in the Kabani River valley. Known for its paddy fields, it cultivates rare rice varieties like Gandhakasala and Jeerakasala, which have received a Geographical Indication Tag. The village attracts tourists for its natural beauty and the chance to explore village culture and interact with tribal communities. Chekadi is 16 km from our center.
Muneeswaran Kunnu
Muneeswaran Kunnu is a scenic hill station in Wayanad, renowned for its natural beauty and spiritual importance. It offers panoramic views of hills, green valleys, and dense forests. The area is rich in biodiversity, featuring various plant species and birdwatching opportunities. This viewpoint is 20 km from our center.
Thirunelli Temple
Thirunelli Temple, located in Thirunelli village in the Brahmagiri Hills, is an ancient Hindu shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Known for its stunning architecture and serene surroundings, it features traditional Kerala-style designs with intricate wooden carvings, sloping roofs, and ornate pillars. The temple is a significant pilgrimage site for ancestral rites and life-cycle rituals, including those for deceased relatives and pets. Situated near the Papanasini River, which is believed to wash away sins, devotees take a holy dip before performing rituals. The temple is surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills, creating a peaceful setting. It is 22 km from our center.
Tholpetty
Tholpetty, a hidden gem in the Western Ghats of Wayanad, is a wildlife sanctuary perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers. It boasts a diverse range of flora and fauna, including elephants, tigers, leopards, gaurs, and over 300 bird species. Visitors can enjoy guided treks through lush forests and scenic valleys, spotting animals like Indian elephants, bison, sambar deer, and various reptiles. Tholpetty is 21 km from our center.
