Wayanad Trip From Bangalore

The trip covers beautiful spots like Edakkal Caves, Soochipara Waterfalls, Pookode Lake, Banasura Sagar Dam, Lakkidi Viewpoint, Chain Tree, and local spice plantations.

Yes, Wayanad is perfect for nature lovers and beginners. While there might be light treks or walks involved (like to waterfalls or caves), they are beginner-friendly.

Stay is arranged in comfortable resorts, homestays, or hostels on double/triple sharing with basic facilities and scenic surroundings.

Carry light clothing, a raincoat or poncho, trekking/walking shoes, a water bottle, sunscreen, personal medicines, toiletries, power bank, and a valid ID card.

The package includes round-trip transport from Bangalore, sightseeing as per itinerary, stay on a sharing basis, and the guidance of experienced tour captains.

Entry charges to attractions, meals, personal expenses, and adventure activities like ziplining are not included.

The tour is currently available at a 50% discounted price. For exact pricing, contact 9035418999 or check the Namma Trip website.

Yes, the Wayanad backpacking tour is being offered at 50% off for a limited time.

Pickup points include Indiranagar, Domlur, Yeshwanthpur, and Gorguntepalya.

It is a 2-night, 2-day weekend trip starting from Friday night and returning by early Monday morning.

Attractions include Edakkal Caves, Banasura Sagar Dam, 900 Kandi (Glass Bridge), Soochipara Falls, Wayanad Tea Museum, and Muddy Boots Zipline.

Yes, solo travelers are welcome and often join backpacking tours to meet like-minded explorers.

Yes, group discounts are available. Contact the Namma Trip team for custom pricing.

You’ll return between 1:00 AM to 3:00 AM on the final day.

Edakkal Caves, Banasura Dam, Soochipara Waterfalls, 900 Kandi Glass Bridge, and Tea Museum are key highlights.

Known for its iconic Glass Bridge and dense forest views, it offers thrilling photography and adventure.

Yes, it's engineered for safety and offers breathtaking views for thrill-seekers.

Yes, but they may be closed during heavy rain or maintenance. Entry fee is applicable.

While swimming is not recommended due to slippery rocks, a short trek leads to the waterfall viewpoint.

Yes, it’s included in the itinerary. It's one of the largest earthen dams in Asia.

Yes, you’ll learn about the tea-making process and its history in Wayanad.

Ziplining, trekking, forest walks, and nature photography are popular activities.

The ziplining activity at Muddy Boots is optional and self-sponsored.

While it's not a wildlife tour, you may spot birds and animals during travel through forested areas.

Shared homestay rooms are provided with basic amenities, based on double/triple sharing.

Yes, separate rooms are allotted for boys and girls for comfort and privacy.

Rooms for freshening up are available upon arrival. Full room check-in happens after sightseeing.

No, meals are self-sponsored, giving travelers the freedom to explore local food.

Meals can be enjoyed at local restaurants during lunch breaks and near the stay.

Generally, the stay is in a cozy homestay setup with local charm.

Most major attractions have basic restroom facilities available.

Wi-Fi availability may vary, but expect limited internet due to the remote location.

Not included in the current itinerary, but available on request for private groups.

Yes, subject to availability and early booking.

Yes, an AC/non-AC Tempo Traveller is arranged depending on group size.

Absolutely. Namma Trip ensures clean and safe transport with experienced drivers.

Usually, Tempo Travellers are used. In some cases, mini-buses or cars may be arranged.

It takes around 8-10 hours by road, depending on traffic and weather.

Yes, the journey begins late at night and you reach by early morning.

Yes, from the listed pickup points. Custom pickups are not available.

Yes, there are rest stops for refreshments and washroom breaks.

Yes, a certified tour captain will accompany the group throughout the trip.

Pickup starts from 10:30 PM onward at Indiranagar, Domlur, Yeshwanthpur, and Gorguntepalya.

Yes, but it's advised to pack light. Carry a small backpack with essentials.

Carry government ID, comfortable clothes, power bank, toiletries, raincoat, snacks, and extra sock

Yes, a raincoat or poncho is essential, especially during the monsoon season.

Wear breathable clothes, trek shoes, and carry warm clothes for cooler nights.

Yes, a soft copy of Aadhar or any valid ID is mandatory for check-in.

Yes, carry light snacks, juice packs, and a reusable water bottle.

Yes, cameras are allowed and recommended for capturing scenic views.

Definitely, power banks are useful as charging points might be limited.

Basic medical supplies are available with the captain, but carry personal medication.

Avoid heavy luggage, expensive jewelry, or valuables.