A Home Steeped in Nature and Comfort
Pathaayam Farm View Home is more than just a place to stay; it’s a journey into the soul of Wayanad. Built over years ago, this heritage home has been lovingly restored to offer a perfect blend of vintage charm and modern amenities. Perched on the edge of a coffee plantation, the property offers breathtaking views of lush green paddy fields, creating a serene and picturesque setting.
Each of our 10 spacious bedrooms is thoughtfully designed to provide comfort and tranquility, with antique furnishings, large windows, and private verandas. Modern amenities like Wi-Fi, and a sparkling swimming pool ensure a seamless stay.
Here, you’ll find more than just a comfortable stay. We offer a curated experience that celebrates the rich culture, history, and natural beauty of Wayanad. From savoring authentic local cuisine to exploring the region’s hidden gems, every moment at Pathaayam Farm View Home is designed to create lasting memories.
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The Location
Wayanad, located in Malabar, in the northern part of Kerala, is a land of breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. Known for its misty hills, dense forests, and serene lakes, Wayanad offers a perfect escape for those seeking tranquility and adventure.The region is also steeped in history, with ancient temples, tribal heritage, and colonial influences adding to its unique charm. Whether you’re exploring ancient caves, trekking through lush forests, or simply soaking in the beauty of the countryside, Wayanad promises an unforgettable experience.
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The People
Wayanad’s culture is a beautiful blend of traditions, shaped by its indigenous tribes, settlers, and colonial influences. From the vibrant festivals to the warm hospitality of its people, every aspect of life here reflects the region’s rich heritage. The indigenous tribes of Wayanad, such as the Paniyas and Kurichiyas, have preserved their unique customs and rituals, offering visitors a glimpse into their way of life. At the same time, the region’s cuisine, architecture, and festivals showcase the harmonious blend of cultures that have shaped Wayanad over the centuries.
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The Culture
Wayanad’s culture is deeply intertwined with its land, people, and traditions, shaped by centuries of harmonious living with nature. The region is home to some of Kerala’s oldest indigenous communities, who have preserved their unique customs, rituals, and craftsmanship. Festivals are celebrated with great fervor, marked by vibrant music, dance, and storytelling that reflect the deep spiritual and communal bonds of the people.
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The Experiences
Wayanad enchants with mist-kissed peaks, emerald plantations, and serene wilderness. Trek ancient trails to hidden waterfalls, explore mystical caves etched with Neolithic art, or wander spice-scented estates. Encounter elephants in lush sanctuaries, savor organic coffee amid tranquility, and connect with indigenous tribes preserving timeless traditions. Wayanad weaves nature’s grandeur with cultural soul, crafting moments that linger long after the journey ends.
A Haven of Comfort, Wrapped in Care
Pathaayam offers 10 spacious and elegantly designed bedrooms, each with its own unique charm.
Whether you choose a room overlooking the coffee plantations or the paddy fields, you’ll find a perfect blend of vintage aesthetics and modern comforts.
A Culinary Journey Through Wayanad
Relish the taste of the hills, passed down through time and lovingly crafted into every dish.
At Pathaayam Farm View Home, we believe that food is an essential part of the travel experience. Our kitchen serves authentic Wayanad cuisine, prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. From traditional breakfasts to hearty dinners, every meal is a celebration of flavor and tradition.Indulge in local delicacies like bamboo shoot curry, wild mushroom fry, and banana fritters, all lovingly crafted by our skilled chefs. Whether you’re dining in our cozy dining area or enjoying a private meal under the stars, every bite is a taste of Wayanad’s rich culinary heritage.
Explore Wayanad’s Hidden Gems
Wayanad is a treasure trove of natural wonders, historical landmarks, and cultural experiences.From ancient caves to serene lakes, here are some must-visit places that showcase the region’s unique charm:
Edakkal Caves
Step into a prehistoric wonder at Edakkal Caves, where ancient petroglyphs dating back over 6,000 years whisper stories of early civilizations. A moderate trek through lush hills leads you to this stunning site, where intricate rock carvings and breathtaking valley views make the journey as rewarding as the destination.
Chembra Peak
Trek through misty forests and rolling meadows to reach Chembra Peak, the highest point in Wayanad. Along the way, discover the iconic heart-shaped lake, believed to be perennial. As you ascend, the panoramic views of Wayanad’s landscapes unfold, making the climb an unforgettable experience for both adventurers and nature lovers.
Wayanad’s Breathtaking Wildlife
Wayanad’s untamed forests are home to multiple wildlife sanctuaries, offering rare encounters with elephants, tigers, leopards, Indian bison, deer, and exotic birds among many others. Jeep safaris take you deep into dense woodlands, where misty trails reveal herds of elephants and elusive big cats. Guided walks offer an intimate look at vibrant ecosystems, making every journey a true adventure in the wild.
Kuruva Dweep (Kuruva Island)
A cluster of untouched river islands on the Kabini River, Kuruva Dweep offers a perfect escape into nature. Cross over on a bamboo raft and wander through the dense forest, where rare birds, orchids, and giant trees thrive. It’s a tranquil spot for a leisurely walk or a riverside picnic.
Banasura Sagar Dam
Nestled amidst the Banasura Hills, this earthen dam, the largest of its kind in India, offers a scenic retreat. Enjoy a peaceful boat ride across the reservoir, where small, tree-covered islands create a dreamlike setting. The cool breeze and the surrounding greenery make it a perfect spot for unwinding.
Jain Temple (13th Century)
A striking relic of Wayanad’s past, the Jain Temple in Sulthan Bathery dates back to the 13th century and showcases intricate stone carvings in classic Vijayanagara-style architecture. Once a place of worship, it later served as a strategic outpost for Tipu Sultan’s army. Its serene ambiance invites quiet reflection and exploration.
En Ooru Tribal Heritage Village
En Ooru is Kerala’s first tribal heritage village, offering an immersive glimpse into the vibrant traditions of indigenous communities. Walk through beautifully crafted tribal homes, experience their unique art and music, and savor authentic tribal cuisine—all while surrounded by breathtaking mountain landscapes.
Soochippara Falls (Sentinel Rock Waterfalls)
Tucked away in a dense forest, Soochipara Falls cascades down from a height of 200 meters, creating a natural pool ideal for a refreshing dip. The short trek to the falls is a delightful walk through lush greenery, and the sight of the roaring waterfall is nothing short of mesmerizing.
Things to Do in Wayanad
