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Joseph's grandfather planted pepper and coffee on this slope; the rainforest at the top of it he left alone, which is why the fig trees are still there. We built the first treehouse in one of them in 2018, on a frame that is bolted to nothing and tied to the tree with rope, so the tree can keep growing.
There are three now, at six, nine and fourteen metres. You climb to each by a ladder or a rope bridge, sleep in the canopy with the hornbills, and come down for breakfast on the estate. It rains a great deal in the monsoon, and that is the best time to be up there.
Amato dagli ospiti
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Woke up above the clouds in the Crow's Nest. The rope bridge is scary once and then you never want to come down.
Nikhil and Sara · Kochi
Hornbills in the fig at six in the morning, a few metres from the verandah. Anu's appam and stew after.
Deepa · Bengaluru
Wonderful and honest about the rain. Bring shoes that grip and a torch.
Martin K. · Vienna
My mother could not do ladders, so we took the Fern. She listened to the stream all night.
Revathi · Chennai
Where you will be
Vythiri
Wayanad, Kerala
Vythiri, Wayanad, Kerala
Su Vythiri, Wayanad, Kerala
Vythiri is a small town on the Kozhikode road at the head of the Thamarassery ghat, at the edge of Wayanad's rainforest. Pookode lake is four kilometres up the road. Chembra peak, with its heart-shaped lake, and the Meppadi tea estates are to the south; the Banasura Sagar dam and the Edakkal caves are an easy day out, and the wildlife sanctuary at Muthanga is two hours east.
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