Why July Is The Most Underrated Time To Visit Wayanad

By Author: Seo Globo
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When everybody decides to travel to Wayanad, they opt for the well-known dry season—October to February—hoping that monsoons will destroy all the fun. But only experienced travelers are aware of a secret: July is one of the most enchanting and overlooked seasons to travel to Wayanad.

Snuggled in the green Western Ghats of Kerala, Wayanad becomes a living postcard during monsoons. The rains don't diminish the area's charm but augment it. Waterfalls flow in full strength, mist sweeps over emerald green hills, and the air is fresher than ever. For you travelers who wish to get away from the city and delve deep into nature, July presents an experience of a different kind of serenity that you won't experience between December and March.
The Beauty of Wayanad in July
1. Monsoon Magic

Wayanad is all green in July. Forests ring with the songs of birds, flutter with butterflies, and the patter of falling rain brings a sense of relief. The monsoon creates a dramatic canvas over Wayanad's landscapes—from the dense tree cover of Muthanga Wildlife Sanctuary to rolling tea gardens in Vythiri.

The smell ...
... of rain-soaked earth, glistening foliage, and mist-touched mountains are so serene and intimate that one feels as though they have been especially designed for travelers looking for peace and inspiration.
2. Waterfalls in Full Glory

Wayanad's renowned waterfalls—Meenmutty, Soochipara, and Kanthanpara—are most spectacular in July. The monsoon causes the water level to surge, transforming every cascade into a deafening, awe-inspiring spectacle of nature's fury.

These waterfalls are surrounded by lush forest trails, making the trek to them a rewarding experience for adventure-seekers and nature lovers alike.
3. Fewer Crowds, More Connection

With July being off-season for most, that translates into fewer visitors, more peace and quiet, and less competition for the prime views and encounters. You get to appreciate the likes of Pookode Lake, Edakkal Caves, and Banasura Sagar Dam at your leisure—sans the typical crowd and din.

When traveling solo, as a couple, or with family, the serene environment of July makes for stronger bonding—with nature, and with one another.
Activities to Enjoy in Wayanad During July

Nature Walks and Treks: Rainy forests and pathways lend an otherworldly beauty to your trekking expeditions.

Ayurvedic Wellness: Monsoon is the best time for Ayurveda. Several spas and resorts provide special rejuvenation packages during the monsoon season.

Photography: If photography is your passion, July landscapes present phenomenal opportunities to take moody skies, mist-shrouded hills, and a lush spread of greenery.

Local Cuisine: Spicy hot Kerala food tastes differently when had viewing the rains from a comfortable dining room.
Travel Tips for July Visits

Pack Smart: Carry light raincoats, water shoes, and fast-drying garments.

Stay Safe: Most roads are open, but there might be slippery trekking trails. Have local guides and exercise caution.

Book a Comfortable Stay:Book your stay at places that promise comfort and a picturesque monsoon experience—preferably one with valley views and warm interiors.
Conclusion: Explore Wayanad’s Rainy Charm at Luxury Resorts in Wayanad

Let the rain not dampen your excitement—July is all about the softer, more romantic way of Wayanad that only a few people get to experience. And the perfect way to experience it is by staying at a place that supports the season's beauty.

Mesta Hotel, a highly rated Luxury resort in Wayanad, is the ideal monsoon retreat. Elegant rooms, rain-kissed landscape views, and warm hospitality are waiting to make your July trip special. From savoring hot coffee on a misty balcony to an Ayurvedic massage, or simply relaxing amidst peaceful settings, Mesta Hotel makes every rainy moment special.

Ready to enjoy the most underdog season in Wayanad?
Book your accommodation with Mesta Hotel and let the monsoon do its magic on your holiday.