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+91-9961820934 Beth Haran Serviced Villa https://www.indiamart.com/bethharan-serviced-villa/ Beth Haran is a serviced villa in Wayanad District, the enchanting hill station of North Kerala. Beth Haran is a serviced villa in Wayanad District, the enchanting hill station of North Kerala. Beth Haran is in a village called ... About Us Beth Haran is a serviced villa in Wayanad District, the enchanting hill station of North Kerala. Beth Haran is a serviced villa in Wayanad District, the enchanting hill station of North Kerala. Beth Haran is in a village called Ambalavayal, the home town of historic Edakkal Caves surrounded by many ridges and malas (Rocky hills). Beth Haran captures the beauty and serenity of Cheengeri mala and Manjappara. It offers a place for peaceful and comfortable stay, an ideal base for exploring the wild, enticing and wooing nature of wayanad. Easily accessible from NH 212 (Kozhikode – Mysore), which passes through Kalpetta the District capital and S.Bathery one of the oldest town of Wayanad (Ambalavayal is at equal distance from each town) and Kozhikode – Ooty State Highway. Beth Haran is only 850 mts from Ambalavayal town en route to Karapuzha Dam. Beth Haran has 4 spacious rooms choicefully adorned with modern amenities. Villa is serviced by the owner who stays in the same compound. We are focused on providing high quality service and customer satisfaction. For more information, please visit https://www.indiamart.com/bethharan-serviced-villa/aboutus.html OTHER SERVICES P r o d u c t s & S e r v i c e s Dinning Table AC Room Accommodation Service For Luxury Room Tourist P r o OTHER SERVICES: d u c t s & S e r v i c e s Home Stay Single Bed Room Service AC Room Service Bathroom F a c t s h e e t Nature of Business :Service Provider CONTACT US Beth Haran Serviced Villa Contact Person: Lovely John Kadam Kulam,Ambalavayal Wayanad - 673593, Kerala, India +91-9961820934 https://www.indiamart.com/bethharan-serviced-villa/.

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