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| '''Ambukuthi mala''' is the tallest mountain in the ] district of ], ]. It is 12 km from ] and near ]. Three pre-historic caves ('''Edakkal Caves''') are located at a height of 1000 mts on Ambukuthi mala. You have to |
'''Ambukuthi mala''' is the tallest mountain in the ] district of ], ]. It is 12 km from ] and near ]. Three pre-historic caves ('''Edakkal Caves''') are located at a height of 1000 mts on Ambukuthi mala. You have to get down at ] and do a 1 km ] to reach these caves. One can see the new stone age pictorial writings on the walls of these natural caves. | ||
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Ambukuthi mala is the tallest mountain in the Wayanad district of Kerala, India. It is 12 km from Sulthan Bathery and near Ambalavayal. Three pre-historic caves (Edakkal Caves) are located at a height of 1000 mts on Ambukuthi mala. You have to get down at Edakkal and do a 1 km trekking to reach these caves. One can see the new stone age pictorial writings on the walls of these natural caves.
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