Wayanad landslides origin from Punchiri Mattam Evergreen Forest hills where the Iruvazhinji river birth. And the first affected area is mundakkai located near to the hills and next is Chooralmala and Vellarimala. Both places are located in the iruvazhinji river border. This river fall in soochipara waterfalls that locate 5kms away from Chooralmala.
Mostly the affected places not included in the wayanad sightseeing plan and some tourist request to visit Attamala peak locate near Soochipara falls.
Wayanad Landslide Affected Area
Wayanad Landslide Origin Hills
Wayanad Chooralmala Landslide Area
Wayanad Mundakkai Village Landslide Area
Is It Safe To Visit Wayanad After Landslide?
Yes! Visiting Wayanad after a landslide can be safe. Wayanad landslide has affected a small village located in the southern part of Wayanad district that also not a tourist place. However, it is still important to exercise caution:
- Check Travel Advisories: Verify with Travel authorities or travel advisories to understand the extent of the landslide’s impact and ensure that your intended travel routes and destinations are safe.
- Local Updates: Stay informed about current conditions in the affected area. Small villages may experience disruptions in infrastructure, and roads or access routes might be temporarily closed or damaged.
- Travel Routes: Ensure that your travel plans avoid the affected areas. Popular tourist destinations in Wayanad may be unaffected, but it’s best to confirm that your chosen routes are clear and safe.
- Accommodation and Services: Confirm with your accommodation provider that they are operational and that services are unaffected by the landslide. Some areas may experience shortages or disruptions.
- Emergency Preparedness: Be aware of emergency contact numbers and procedures in case of unexpected events. Have a plan in place for any sudden changes in travel conditions.
By taking these precautions, you can ensure a safe and enjoyable visit to Wayanad, even if a landslide has impacted a nearby village.
