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Wayanad, India

cover photo by Marco Hv Martini

Location added by Marco Hv Martini

The information about this location have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator.

Rank : 10.0 (average on 1 votes)

Coordinates : 11.70349445011226, 76.08183014414432 (Open in Google Maps)

Subjects : People, wildlife, temples, naturalistic settings and even cities. From the point of view of wild animals, it is possible to meet monkeys, elephants, reptiles and a number of small birds.

Recommended equipment : All-rounder, wide-angle, zoom and portrait lenses. Better if bright. A tripod can always be useful.

Best months : It is better to avoid the monsoon period, therefore approximately between September and April / May. However, do not rule out the possibility of copious rains in the weeks of transition from the dry phase to the monsoon phase.

How to get there : From Bangalore (or Bengaluru) it is possible to reach Wayanad (ed. getting off at Sultan Bathery) by bus, the so-called "sleepers" (they offer an already very interesting experience), which can be booked online on www.redbus.in. These buses run between Bangalore and Calicut (Kozhikode), so it is also possible to get there from the latter city. Alternatively, it is possible to take a route in stages, for example flying from Italy to Calicut, and then departing from Bangalore. These buses, by Indian standards, are quite punctual and reliable, but always take into account a good margin of 24 hours, if you have to take a flight!

Visits : The Bandipur Natural Park regulates access through their web portal. Other natural areas and the jungle in general may not be accessible, unless you are accompanied by someone licensed. In others, it is possible to walk freely, but always be aware of the possibility that dangerous wildlife, such as tigers, may be nearby. The temples are open until sunset, but photography is usually not allowed.

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Sunrise: 06:09, Sunset: 18:54

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