A friend and I recently ascended Chembra Peak. A few photos from our trek.
A view of Chembra Peak (the one in the distance) from the banks of the heart-shaped lake, half-way up the mountain. This view is deceiving because there are three mini-peaks (can’t be seen from this viewpoint) to climb up before you ascend the final peak. The real climb begins from here — most who visit Chembra Peak return back from this point.
This is my favorite shot.
I’d recommend that you watch the below photoset in full screen mode. These photos don’t justify the sheer scale of Nature out here. You have to experience it by being there.
Again from the heart-shaped lake, but looking to the left of Chembra Peak.
5 thoughts on “Hard Trekking — Chembra Peak, Wayanad, Kerala”
Vinaya,
Wow…
Thumbha Chennagidhe….
Vandanegallu,
Girish
Hi,
I hav moved twice till the lake once in heavy rain which was a great experience which i cant forget
The name Wayanad comes from ‘Vayal’ and ‘Nadu’ which means the land of paddy fields. It’s really rich in nature with all those rolling hills and tropical rainforests. Edakkal caves are great too.
Hi
im gnanadesigan from chennai,V r planned to go wayanad this month, can u tell me
the places v can see and tell me how to go wayanad from chennai…Can u give me number,if i have any doubts regarding Chembra Peak,please give ur contact number
please call me or mail me for trikking for youth