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Friday 16 December 2011

Chain Tree


Chain tree is a fascinating tourist spot.It is a large Ficus tree bound by a prominent chain. It is believed that there is a dramatic local myth behind this heritage. According to the myth, an adivasi youth ,Karinthandan, guided a British Engineer to the perilous mountain region to Wayanad. But the Engineer murdered Karinthandan inorder to get credit of the discovery. After his death his soul haunted the subsequent visitors to Wayanad. It seems that a priest chained the bothersome spirit into this tree.

From:
Kalpetta:16 kms.
Sultan Bathery: 41 kms.
Mananthavady: 51 kms

Pazhassi Raja’s Tomb


Pazhassi Raja Tomb is the memorial where rests the mortal remains of Pazhassi Raja, the lion of Kerala, who organized the guerilla warfare against the British.A park is also built here in the memory of Pazhassi Raja. This park is a popular picnic centre and houses a good aquarium. Apart from this, coin – operated toys for children and boating facilities for tourists are also available here.
From:
Kalpetta:35 kms.
Sultan Bathery: 42 kms.
Mananthavady: 01 kms