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Vythiri - Hill Station of Kerala

A beautiful hill station in Kerala, India. It sounds like a wonderful destination for travelers seeking a serene and green getaway. Here's a summary of the key points about Vythiri and how to reach it:

About Vythiri:
Vythiri is a small town in Kerala, situated in the Wayanad region, often referred to as a green paradise.
The name "Wayanad" is derived from the words "Vayal" and "Nadu," which mean "land of paddy fields."

Vythiri is known for its tea, coffee, and spice plantations, offering a pristine and peaceful natural environment.
Things to Do:



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Vythiri is a small town of Kerala listed as favorite tourist places of the state. This loveliest hill station lies in the Wayanad region popular as a green paradise. However, you must cover the 90 km distance from the seashores of another best tourist place Kozhikode. If we talk about the Wayanad the name has been delivered from the two different words Vayal and Nadu which means land of paddy fields. 

Vythiri is the astonishing hill station and a key place for tea, coffee and spice plantations. This unpolluted place consists of luxuriant greenery and the best view of hills. The view is breathtaking from Vythiri and the finest part is you can have the guesthouse in the center part of the town. 



It's an excellent place for nature enthusiasts and trekkers, with the option to join trekking groups.
The town is rich in wildlife, and visitors can explore the dense evergreen forest on a safari, provided they obtain permission from the forest department.

Vythiri offers great views of hills and waterfalls and unique accommodations in treetop houses.

Nearby attractions include Chembra Peak, Kuruvadweep, Edakkal Caves, and Banasura Sagar Dam.
The region is known for its diverse tribal communities, and despite potential language barriers, the locals are friendly.

Attraction in Vythiri: 
Karalad Lake: Located 8 km from Vythiri, it's known for boating, angling, and a Recreational Park.
Lakkidi: A beautiful spot 5 km from Vythiri, offering stunning valley views and serving as a gateway to Wayanad.

Pookot Lake: Just 3 km from Vythiri, it features an evergreen forest, kayaking, pedal boating, and a freshwater aquarium.

Accommodation:
Vythiri has several accommodation options, including hotels, resorts, serviced villas, and homestays.
It's advisable to book accommodations during the monsoon season, which is the peak season in the area.


How to reach Vythiri?
By Rail: The nearest major railway station is Kozhikode (Calicut), which is 63 km away. You can hire a cab or private transport to reach Vythiri from there.

By Air: The nearest airport is Calicut International Airport, located 73 km from Vythiri. Transportation options are available outside the airport for reaching the destination.

By Road: Vythiri is well-connected by road, with state transport available from Calicut and other major stations in Kerala.

Vythiri seems like a hidden gem in South India, offering a peaceful retreat in the lap of nature. Travelers looking for a tranquil escape with lush greenery and a touch of adventure may find Vythiri to be an appealing destination.

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