
Karapuzha Dam & Phantom Rock
Kalpetta, Kerala, India
Wayanad's watersport reservoir with its musical fountain evenings, plus the skull-shaped Phantom Rock balancing near Ambalavayal.
Why visit: Easy fun-and-photo add-ons to the Wayanad loop.
- ›Kayak & zorb
- ›Fountain show
- ›Phantom rock
- ›Ambalavayal museum
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Best time
Sep–May
Entry fee
₹50–100
Est. budget
₹200–600
Duration
Half day
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