This resort features eco-friendly rooms constructed with stone, mud, and bamboo. It is beautifully situated on the banks of the Kalindi river and offers an earthen swimming pool crafted with eco-friendly materials. The ambiance is described as eco-friendly.
Built on a natural slope with minimal environmental impact, the villas at this resort are constructed with local or reused materials, including mud excavated from the site. They utilize traditional techniques like rammed earth and adobe blocks.
This eco-friendly resort is situated amidst a private coffee estate. Its cottages are designed on elevated structures connected by raised walkways to avoid harming the coffee plants. It offers a connection with nature and is described as an eco-friendly resort.
This hotel is committed to sustainable practices that uplift local communities. It is described as one of the leading Wayanad eco-resorts, emphasizing sustainability while offering comfort.
This resort is an eco-friendly community tourism project built with sustainable materials like bamboo, wood, mud, and ferro-cement. It focuses on waste segregation, composting, biogas production, rainwater harvesting, and using non-chemical water purification methods. The project actively involves and benefits the local community.
This property is committed to sustainable tourism and ensures eco-friendly practices to reduce the carbon footprint. It is built with sustainable materials and harmonizes with nature.
This bed and breakfast is described as eco-friendly and plastic-free, built with reused/recycled wooden artifacts. It offers a stay in an ethnic styled home.