Wildlife retreats in Kerala you need to check out right now
Precious Rongmei, TIMESOFINDIA.COM, HOTELS, KERALA Updated : Sep 27, 2022, 14:00 IST
Wildlife retreats in Kerala you need to check out right now
In case you are planning to go to Kerala for a nature holiday, now’s the perfect time to do so. October is right around the corner and, as we all know, October onwards, the wildlife scene is just one of the best. The weather is right for an outdoor adventure, migratory birds are out and about, right after the monsoon season, the forest is teeming with life. You can’t go wrong with a nature/wildlife holiday in Kerala this time of the year.
We bring you a list of wildlife retreats in Kerala that will fit perfectly with your holiday plans. Whether you are holidaying alone or are a couple or with family, these resorts are perfect.
Wild Elephant Eco-friendly Resort, Munnar
Located at Viripara on Kallar Mankulam Road in Munnar, Wild Elephant Eco-friendly Resort is pleasing to the eyes and senses. The resort overlooks green mountains, lush tea gardens and the Viripara Waterfall. Nature walks in and around the property is something you will be talking about for a long time.
Nexstay Vythiri Mist, Wayanad
If you are in the wilds of Wayanad, you can’t go wrong. Nexstay Vythiri Mist is one of the best ways you can get close to nature and still have a comfortable room to fall back on. Situated on a hill, Nexstay Vythiri is surrounded by tropical forest on one side, and a spice plantation on the other. Come here to unwind and rejuvenate your body.
Thekkady Wild Corridor, Thekkady
Thekkady Wild Corridor is located right in the middle of Periyar National Park in Idukki district. The property is eco-friendly and far from the madding crowd. Surrounded by tropical forest, even before you step out to explore the wilds, you can hear nature all around you.
MangoMeadows Agricultural Theme Park
Did you know that MangoMeadows is the world’s 1st agricultural theme park? Spread across 30 acres of land, and home to more than 4500 species of plants and trees, MangoMeadows is also a biodiversity hotspot. Keep an eye out for the different kinds of birds that you are going to see and hear.
Rainforest Ayur County Resort, Kottayam
Rainforest Ayur County Resort should be on your list if you are looking for a relaxing holiday in the wild, lounging by a river, far from the city’s pollution and noise. Located on the banks of Meenachil river, Rainforest Ayur County Resort allows you to have memorable fishing experiences too. Also, Vembanad Lake is just half an hour away from the stay!
Nature Zone Jungle Resort, Idukki
Overlooking hill ranges, tea gardens and lakes, Nature Zone Jungle Resort in Munnar is a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Its peacefulness only gets disturbed by the sound of nature. Nature Zone Resorts has tree houses and luxury tents for you.
Tranquil Resort, Wayanad
Tranquil Resort is located within a 126 year-old coffee & spices plantation in Wayanad. Come here for a serene and clean environment, great cups of coffee and great treehouse accommodations. There are 10 bio-diverse walking trails in and around the property that you are free to explore. So get your camera and binoculars ready!
Vanya Tree House, Thekkady
As the folks at Vanya Tree House like to say, Vanya is more than just a treehouse, it’s a way of living. Here, you will experience, in any one of their treehouses, the indigenous ways of living. A very unique stay, nothing flashy, it is a simple experience that will allow you to connect with nature on a deeper level. They call it a Journey Back to Nature.
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