Places to visit near Juvi Dacha
There are several nearby places to visit near Juvi Dacha
3 km from Juvi Dacha
Bamboo Forest Park
The closest of these to Juvi Dacha — three kilometres, a few minutes by road — and a stand of tall bamboo with paths running through it.
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9 km from Juvi Dacha
Seethadevi Lavakusha Temple
A temple at Pulpally with a rare dedication: Sita is installed here together with Lava and Kusha, her sons by Rama, and it is one of the few temples known to have the children installed with worship still active.
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16 km from Juvi Dacha
Kurumbalakkotta Mala
A monolithic hillock at Kottathara, standing alone above the land around it, about 20 km from Kalpetta.
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20 km from Juvi Dacha
Kuruva Island
Kuruvadweep is a protected river delta of about 950 acres on the tributaries of the Kabini. It is three densely wooded, uninhabited islands, with smaller ones that go under when the river is high.
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25 km from Juvi Dacha
Karapuzha Dam
An earth dam on the Karapuzha, another tributary of the Kabini. Work began in 1977 and finished in 2004.
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26 km from Juvi Dacha
Karlad Lake
A freshwater lake ringed by the Western Ghats, about 3 km from Banasura Sagar Dam and 8 km from Vythiri.
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27 km from Juvi Dacha
Banasura Sagar Dam
Banasura Sagar is an earth dam at Padinjarathara, holding back the Karamanathodu, a tributary of the Kabini. It is the largest earth dam in India and the second largest in Asia, and the reservoir behind it is scattered with small islands — the tops of the hills the water rose around.
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27 km from Juvi Dacha
Edakkal Caves
Two natural caves on Ambukutty Mala at Sultan Bathery, 1,200 metres above sea level, beside an ancient trade route that ran between the highlands around Mysore and the ports of the Malabar coast.
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35 km from Juvi Dacha
Muthanga Wildlife Safari
Muthanga is one of the four ranges of the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary, which was established in 1973 and is the second largest in Kerala at 344 square kilometres.
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