About 900 Kandi
900 Kandi (Thollayiram Kandi) is a scenic tourist destination located in the dense forests of Wayanad district, Kerala. The area features panoramic views of the Western Ghats, lush tea and coffee plantations, and mist-covered hills. It is home to Kerala's longest hanging glass bridge, an eco-park with adventure activities, and off-road jeep safari trails through pristine forest landscapes.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an adventurous journey through dense forest terrain via off-road jeep rides to reach the main attractions. The site offers panoramic mountain views from elevated viewpoints, a transparent glass bridge suspended over valleys, and various adventure activities including ziplining, boating, and archery. The surrounding landscape features rolling hills, verdant valleys, tea plantations, and rich biodiversity typical of the Western Ghats.
Key highlights
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Kerala's longest hanging glass bridge offering valley views
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Panoramic viewpoints of the Western Ghats and mist-covered hills
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Off-road jeep safari through dense forest trails
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Adventure activities including ziplining, zip cycling, and archery
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Lush green landscapes with tea and coffee plantations
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Rich biodiversity with opportunities for bird watching
History of 900 Kandi
The name '900 Kandi' originates from a 900-acre farm that belonged to settler Parel Pappanchan (TK Mathew) decades ago. The area gained tourism prominence after being featured as a filming location for the 2015 Malayalam movie 'Lord Livingstone 7000 Kandi'.
Culture & Context
The region is inhabited by indigenous tribes who have lived in harmony with nature for centuries. Visitors can observe traditional lifestyles and local agricultural practices centered around tea and coffee cultivation.
Route
| By air | Nearest airport is Calicut International Airport, approximately 87-94 km away |
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