5 Reasons to Visit LanternStay Forest Resort in Monsoon Season

LanternStay in Monsoon

Kerala is the only Indian state where monsoon hits twice i.e. southwest and northeast monsoon. What is the best thing you can do when it rains in Kerala? Kerala is more beautiful and pleasing to the eyes during the rainy season. Even during the rain, the tourism season here is alive. But during the monsoon season, we have to choose the right destinations to make it worthy. Many choose the months of June and July to visit Kerala with an extra intension to experience the rain here. During these seasons hills tour, resort stay, plantation tours, nature tour, all are excellent choices. LanternStay is the no.1 forest resort in Wayanad offering these options for you. If you love to stay in the forest or want a nature tour in the purest form, LanternStay is the best choice.

1. Resort Turns Romantic during Monsoon

2. Marvelous Stay in Wayanad Forest during Rain

3. Trekking and Monsoon Festival

4. Best Rates for Resorts during Monsoon

5. No.1 Bird Watching Destination in Wayanad

You must plan your visit to LanternStay now before it’s too late and monsoon seasons sets off. (read more)

Birding Locations in Wayanad

A forest view from Wayanad

LanternStay is rated as one of the best bird-watching spot for the serious bird watchers in Wayanad. Approximately 350 types of birds add a totally new dimension to the environment of the forest. The twittering and chirping of these creatures form the mysterious backdrop of the forest. With Wayanad having some thick evergreen vegetation and hills, you can see many birds of the western ghats in this region. Here a small incomplete list of birds for a birding trip to Wayanad:

Asian Fairy Blue Bird, Scarlet Minivet, Emerald Dove, Yellow Browed Bulbul, Bar-winged flycatcher shrike, Black lored tit, Chestnut-tailed starlings, Forest Wagtail, Malabar Grey Hornbill, Plum-headed parakeets, lorikeets, and many many more.

Famous birding locations in Wayanad

Being a part of the Western Ghats, Wayanad offers avid bird watchers a chance to see a number of rare species of birds in various locations. Many of the resorts found in Wayanad offer birdwatchers birding tours that provide opportunities to view birds in their natural habitat as well as explore the breathtaking beauty of Wayanad.

1. Kuruva island

2. Pakshipathalam

3. Meppadi

Nestled amidst acres of dense evergreen forest, LanternStay provides the perfect haven for those looking to relax undisturbed in the midst of nature. With only the sounds of nature to break the silence, LanternStay a jungle and mountain resort located in Meppadi in Wayanad. (read more)

Tips and Tricks for Trekking in Wayanad.......

            

  A trekking click from our LanternStay

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Every once in a while you yearn to take a break from your daily grind of office workloads and the stresses of the professional and personal lives that is your routine. You may want to explore the uncharted over a weekend. Kerala, the most sought after tourist destination in the south of India has many places where you can take your well-deserved break.

Wayanad, a destination that charms everyone. One easily accessible place in Kerala for spending a weekend of enjoyment and exploration is Wayanad, the ghat district in northern Kerala. The place is only a four-hour drive from Bengaluru, the Indian metropolis and IT capital. The drive-in itself is an experience you will never forget as you meander through the lush green forests of Bandipur, regularly spotting wildlife of the rarest kind lazily grazing by the roadside. Wayanad is a year-round destination, from very cool climes during the winter, bright and sunny with occasional showers during the summer and all wet and green during the monsoon. So you can choose Wayanad for your well earned weekend break at any time you feel like taking it.

Trekking through the mountainous lush forestry and the stunning stream is a must to do a thing while exploring Wayanad. More than just a way of getting the exercise it gives you a wordless experience to know the culture, beauty, scenery, wildlife, flora, and fauna much better. (read more)