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Wayanad is a picturesque, hilly district in northeastern Kerala, India, formed on November 1, 1980, known as the “Green Paradise” due to its lush forests, paddy fields, and biodiversity. Set within the Western Ghatsat an altitude of 700–2,100 meters, it is a key tourist destination known for tea plantations, spice gardens, waterfalls, and ancient caves.

Key Aspects of Wayanad

Geography: Situated on a plateau, it acts as a continuation of the Mysore Plateau and features the highest peak in the region, Vellari Mala. The district is characterized by mist-capped mountains and green valleys.
Administrative Setup: Headquartered in Kalpetta, the district is divided into three municipalities: Kalpetta, Mananthavady, and Sulthan Bathery.
Tourism Highlights: Popular attractions include the prehistoric Edakkal Caves, the heart-shaped Chembra Peak, the scenic Banasura Sagar Dam, and the wildlife-rich Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary.
Culture: The region has a significant tribal population, offering a unique blend of cultural experiences and a rich, traditional lifestyle.
Economy: The economy is heavily driven by agriculture, particularly the cultivation of cash crops like coffee, tea, cardamom, and pepper.