Wayanad

Vythiri Taluk [Taluk Headquarter: Vythiri]
Achuranam, Choondayil. Kalpetta, Kaniyampatta, Kavumannam, Kottapady, Kottathara, Kunnathidavaka, Kuppadithara, Mupainadu, Pozhuthana, Thariyodu, Thekkemuttil, Thrikaipatta, Vadekkemuttil, Vellarimala, Vengappally,

Sultan Batheri Taluk [Taluk Headquarter: Sultan Batheri]
Ambalavayal, Cheeral, Eralam, Kidangenadu, Kooppady, Krishnagiri, Nadavayal, Nenmeni, Noolpuzha, Padichira, Poothady, Pulpally, Purakkadi, Sultan Batheri, Thomattuchal

Manathavadi Taluk [Taluk Headquarter: Manathavadi]
Anchukunnu, Cherukattur, Edavaka, Kanjirangadu, Manathavady, Nallurnadu, Panamaram, Payyambally, Perya, Porunnannur, Thavinjal, Thirunelli, Thondernadu, Thrissleri, Valadu, Vellamunda

Education
Government Colleges
Government College, Kalpetta
Government College, Manathavadi

Private Colleges
Mary Matha Science Arts College, Manathavadi
Pazhassirajah College,Pulpally
St. Mary's College, Sultan Batheri
W.M.O Arts& Science College, Moottil
Polytechnic : Government Polytechnic, Meenagadi

Teachers Training Institute : 3

Total Number of Schools : 265

Higher Secondary School : 24

Vocational Higher Secondary : 7

Industry
Total Registered factories: 176 (Total employees: 2,725)
Total Registered SSI Units: 2828 (Total employees: 13,648)

Geographical Nature
Wyanad district located at the north Kerala's eatern frontier near the Sahya mountains.

Total forest land 78,787 Hectare.

Places & Attractions

Edakkal Cave: Middle of Batheri and Ambalavayal at the top of Ambukuthi hills two historic important caves are seen. The Cave at the western side of the Edakkal hill is more attractive. Sculptors of men and aninmal, agricultural utensils and even the very old alphabets are also seen. which are all give more attraction. The mortal remains of the Chieftain Pazhassi are kept by the Archaological department.
Muhtanga: Wildlife Sanctuary.
Pakshi Pathalam: Is at the valley of Bhragiri hills. Rare specimens of birds are here .
Pukoot Lake: The Importan torist destination of Wynady. Near the river Thalipuzha at the Vaithiri Panchayat has a natura lake surrounded by hills. Visitors can travel through by self driving boats.
River Kabini: Drive the Thamarassery Pass on the Kozhikode -Manathavady route and proced to the heart of Wyanad. The river Kabini is invisible at times because of the dense green overhang and the tea, coffee estates that skirt the acending road. This is the Pazhassi country. Fighting the Kerala Chieftain in the wilds of Wyanadu. About 6 Km north of Panamaram the Kabini takes birth. It is the confluence of the Panamaram river. Originating the western ghats near Lakkidi, 4,500 ft above sea level and the Manathavadi river, springing from the 5,000 ft Todarmudi. The Kabini is perhaps the most feminine of Kerala rivers. The flow of life on the banks is incredibly peaceful and dream like. The Kabini flows through Kerala only a stretch of 8 Km. It covers about 12 Km along the Kerala border before moving northward.
Thirunelly Temple: The old temple situated 27 Km from Manathavadi at the valley of Bhramagiri hills visitors can reach the temple through the forest road. This temple also known as 'Dakshina Kasi' and also as 'Papanashini'. Bhramagiri hills is at the height of 5272 ft from sea level onthe other side of the hill is the Kudagu district of Karnataka.