
Edakkal Caves
Sulthan Bathery, Kerala, India
The cleft-boulder galleries of 8,000-year petroglyphs high on Ambukuthi hill — South India's most important prehistoric art.
Why visit: Climb into the Stone Age, view across half of Wayanad.
- ›Petroglyph chambers
- ›Ambukuthi climb
- ›Valley viewpoints
- ›Nearby heritage museum
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Best time
Sep–May (closed Mon)
Entry fee
₹40–100
Est. budget
₹200–500
Duration
Half day
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