Discover Wayanad's rich cultural heritage through its fascinating museums.
Immerse yourself in the region's history, art, and traditions. From ancient artifacts to contemporary exhibits, these museums offer a captivating journey through time. Uncover hidden stories, admire stunning displays, and gain a deeper understanding of Wayanad's unique identity.
Pazhassi Raja Tomb is built in memory of king Veera Pazhassi Raja. He was a warrior prince from the kingdom of Kottayam who earned himself the name Kerala Simham (King of Kerala).
Pazhassi Raja was known for his bravery and rebellion against the British. And this memorial tomb is constructed at the spot where he was cremated. A museum nearby showcases the prized possessions of the king. It also provides a glimpse of the local heritage and culture.
Pazhassi Raja Museum and Tomb has become one of the most popular centers of attraction for history lovers in Wayanad. It’s located close to Mananthavady town, amidst a lush garden. Paved pathways and flowery bushes have also been laid in the garden.
Timings: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Monday Closed)
Entry Fee :
20/- per person for Adults
10/- per person for Children
Harrison’s Malayalam Ltd, Achoor Estate introduces the First Tea Museum in Wayanad conveniently located 8 kms from Vythiri on the Banasurasagar Dam road near Pozhuthana. The Century old wooden three storied Tea Factory built in 1911 is converted into the Tea Museum. The Tea Museum has been started with the purpose of Developing a Tea Culture among youngsters & general public, knowledge sharing to Students of schools & colleges and also to provide a Tea experience to Tourists. And yes, you get to taste our tea too.
Visit the three storied century old Tea Museum in Wayanad built in 1911
Understand historical Information & artifacts on World Tea Trade & history
Get to see some antique collections, you never seen before
Taste and pick your own tea
Entry Fee:
Adult - 50
Children below 12 free
Timings: From 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM Exploration Time: 45 minutes
Best Time to Visit: October to February
The Honey Museum Wayanad is a fascinating destination for nature enthusiasts and history buffs alike. Located in the lush green hills of Wayanad, Kerala, this unique museum showcases the rich heritage and importance of honey production in the region. Visitors can learn about the various species of bees, the process of honey extraction, and the cultural significance of honey in Kerala.
Honey Museum Wayanad is situated in Old Vythiri, Vythiri, Kerala. It’s easily accessible via the NH766 and is located close to popular landmarks like Pookode Lake and Lakkidi Viewpoint. If you’re traveling from Ooty, Wayanad is a short 2-3 hour drive, offering a scenic route through the Western Ghats.
Entry Fee: Adult - 50/- Children - 30/-
Timings: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Best Time to Visit: October and March
The Wayanad Heritage Museum in Ambalavayal offers a captivating glimpse into the rich history and culture of Wayanad, Kerala. It showcases the traditions and artifacts of the indigenous Adivasi communities, including the Kurichiyas, Paniyas, and Kurumbas. Visitors can explore ancient weapons, jewelry, tools, and traditional costumes. The museum also houses archaeological finds like pottery, stone carvings, and tools, providing insights into the region's historical significance. Interactive exhibits and a beautiful botanical garden enhance the experience. It's a must-visit for history enthusiasts and those seeking to connect with the cultural heritage of Wayanad.
Entry Fee: Adults - 50/- Camera - 50/-
Timings: 10:00 AM – 05:30 AM
Best Time to Visit: October to February
Gandhi Memorial Museum and Library situated in Puliyarmala, about 4 km from Kalpetta town-center.Ananthapuram, near Kalpetta, Wayanad. Mahatma Gandhi took rest at a boarding near the Jain Temple; that boarding is today the Gandhi Memorial Museum and Library.
In Kapletta, right opposite the remnants of a Jain temple that dates to 7th century , is a single-storied museum which was where Mahatma Gandhi sojourned during his 1934 visit to Wayanad. In here if you pick up the receiver of a telephone hooked onto the wall, you can hear his recorded voice, a portal into the past. The room where he stayed is humble with a straw mat on the floor and the passage from here leads to a room containing an array of photographs spanning from his childhood to his assassination.
Entry Fee: FREE
Timings: Morning 09:00 AM to 05:00 PM