Edakkal Caves are an ancient archaeological site located in the Wayanad district of Kerala, known for their remarkable rock engravings. These caves are perched at an altitude of 1,200 meters on Ambukuthi Hill, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The caves are famous for their prehistoric petroglyphs, which date back to over 6,000 years. These carvings are among the earliest and most significant evidence of human civilization in the region.

The Edakkal Caves consist of two caves, which are accessible after a short trek from the base. The trek to the caves is relatively easy and offers scenic views of the Western Ghats and the lush green landscape. The carvings inside the caves depict various human and animal figures, as well as symbols that have intrigued historians and archaeologists alike.