Bangalore to Wayanad Tour Package

Bangalore to Wayanad is around 280 km via Mysore and the Bandipur–Muthanga corridor, crossing into Kerala at the Muthanga checkpost. That means a Kerala inter-state permit, bought before dispatch, and timings built around the 9 PM to 6 AM night traffic ban that closes both the Bandipur and Muthanga reserves.

Wayanad rewards the drive: the Edakkal Caves with their neolithic petroglyphs, the Banasura Sagar earth dam, and the waterfall sequence at Soochipara and Meenmutty. The internal roads around Vythiri and Lakkidi are narrow and steep, favouring the shorter-wheelbase variants for smaller groups.

Force Urbania Rental for the Bangalore to Wayanad Route

This Bangalore Force Urbania rental crosses into Kerala at Muthanga, so a Kerala inter-state permit — bought before dispatch — is non-negotiable, and it is worth scrutinising cheaper Urbania hire quotes that may not have costed it. The Bandipur and Muthanga night traffic ban shapes every timing. On the vehicle, the narrow Vythiri and Lakkidi ghat roads favour the 10+1 SWB van rental for smaller groups; the 12+1 MWB is the all-round choice for the highway legs through Mysore.

About Wayanad

Wayanad is a high plateau of northern Kerala, wetter and greener than the Karnataka side of the same range, at 700 to 2,100 metres. The Edakkal Caves on Ambukuthi hill hold petroglyphs dated to around 6000 BCE, among the oldest rock art in India. Banasura Sagar is the largest earth dam in the country, its reservoir dotted with islands that were once hilltops, and Chembra Peak carries a permanent heart-shaped lake below its summit. Pookode Lake and the Soochipara falls round out a compact, rewarding circuit.