Willow Hut

Nestled in the cocoons of the beautiful hill station of Wayanad, the Willowhut Serviced villa offers you the closest and most exotic experience with nature. Holiday with the charming deers and colorful dancing peacocks, feel safe inside luscious jungles and experiment living in harmony with nature. From home made delicacies to spending time on the lap of nature, Willowhut offers you experiences that you have never relished before. WILLOWHUT : HOLIDAY WITH NATURE When we realized that people crave for a rejuvenating holiday in nature, Willowhut was born. Few of us, passionate about maintaining natural harmony the way it is meant to be, decided to get together and create an entertaining and relaxing home out of it. After making sure that we could give you all the comforts you crave for, inspite of being in the middle of nature, we decided to invite you to Willowhut. Willowhut sits atop willow farms, the downhill trek from the stay to through farm to fields of paddy is an exhilarating one. There is also a tree house and camp fire to explore.  Beyond the property, one can explore mountains, rivers and lakes only a short travel away.. we are available 24x7 to help our guest have the best experience. do try the local coffee bru and our world famouses spicies Kuruvadweep: This 950-acre, uninhabited Island on the Kabani River is an ideal picnic spot. The wooded stretch of land is home to rare species of birds, orchids and herbs. Tholpetty Wildlife Sanctuary: This sanctuary has a wide variety of animals. Thirunelly Temple: The Thirunelly Temple embodies classical, traditional Kerala architecture. A famous pilgrim centre, this Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Pakshipathalam: Accessible only by foot, rare species of birds, animals and distinctive species of plants can be sighted here. Pazhassi Tomb: The memorial of Veera Pazhassi Raja - the 'Lion of Kerala' - who organized guerilla warfare against the British East India Company. Chembra Peak: At 2100 m above sea level, Chembra is the tallest peak in Wayanad and is an ideal area for trekking. Banasura Sagar Dam: The largest earth dam in India, as well as the second largest in Asia, this is a mini hydel project. Meenmutty Waterfall: An interesting 2 km jungle trek will lead to the largest and most spectacular waterfall in Wayanad. Sentinel Rock Waterfall: Locally known as soochipara, the pool at the foot of the falls is ideal for a quick dip. Ambalavayal Heritage Museum: One of the best heritage museums in Kerala, it houses arte facts and belongings of the various tribes of the land. Bathery Jain Temple: One of the most important among the many Jain temples here the Bathery Temple is believed to have been built during the 13th century Edakkal Caves: Located at a height of 1000 m.on Ambukuthy Mala near Ambalavayal are the Edakkal Caves. The New Stone Age pictorial writings on the walls are relics of the prehistoric civilization that existed in these regions. Accessible only by a kilometre's trek from Edakkal. Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary: Rich in bio-diversity. the sanctuary is an integral part of the Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve. Lakkidi: The gateway to Wayanad, Lakkidi is situated 700 m above sea level, at the crest of the Thamarasseri Ghat Pass. Pookot Lake: This perennial fresh water aquarium, Vythiri nestles among wooded hills. Kayaking, pedal and row boating, fresh water aquarium, children’s park, a handicrafts and spices emporium etc. are among the tourist facilities available here. Karalad Lake: An unusually quiet retreat, facilities for angling and boating as well as a recreational park are provided here. Other attractions in Wayanad: Panamaram Jain Temple, Pallikkunnu Church. Korom mosque, Amlalavayal Agriculture Research Station, Sunrise Valley, Kanthanpara Waterfalls.