ABout Aalterra (formerly Ananterra)

Welcome to Aalterra, your serene escape nestled in the heart of Wayanad. Formerly known as Ananterra, our new name, Aalterra, reflects our continued commitment to providing a tranquil, nature-inspired retreat while honoring the rich heritage and lush landscapes of Wayanad.

At Aalterra, we offer a unique blend of comfort and sustainability with our pool villas and eco cottages, thoughtfully designed to immerse you in the beauty of the Western Ghats. Each accommodation is crafted to blend seamlessly with the surrounding greenery, ensuring you experience the misty hills, towering trees, and quiet charm that Wayanad is celebrated for.

Our boutique property is lovingly designed and managed by a couple who call this land home. Their passion for hospitality ensures every guest feels welcomed and cared for, while their dedication to preserving the natural environment guides every aspect of the resort. From our inviting swimming pool to modern amenities, every detail is curated to balance luxury with ecological responsibility.

Aalterra is more than just a place to stay—it’s a journey into the soul of Wayanad. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, or a deeper connection with nature, we invite you to be part of our story and experience the authentic spirit of this remarkable region.

Meet Soorajith & Rejitha

Twenty years in corporate India. Then a decision to come back — not just to Wayanad, but to the land, the quiet, and a way of life the city had slowly buried.

Rejitha, an architect by training, designed every corner of Aalterra herself — laterite, timber, natural materials, buildings that sit within the hillside rather than imposed on it.

Soorajith brought the warmth of someone who genuinely believes a stranger deserves to feel at home. He built Aalterra around a simple conviction: that Wayanad’s greatest offering isn’t a view or an amenity — it’s the feeling of belonging to a place.

Together, they didn’t just build a resort beside a farm — they built a life around one. Pepper vines, paddy fields, banana groves, a pond that catches the morning mist. The farm isn’t a backdrop. It’s the reason everything here exists.

That feeling is still what you walk into.