In the video, both Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi talk about the issues faced by the people due to tourism being hit in Wayanad following the devastating landslides

Priyanka and I have taken it up as a mission to make Wayanad a top destination in Kerala. Wayanad embodies the best of India—breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and unmatched resilience. Let’s rediscover the magic within our own country and show ...

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and his sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra are on a mission to transform Wayanad into a top tourist destination. Amidst the backdrop of recent landslides impacting tourism, the siblings are actively campaigning and promoting the district's attractions,

Rahul Gandhi with his sister Priyanka Gandhi pledged to make Wayanad a top tourist destination. During a campaign visit, the Congress leaders urged for boost in tourism stressing safety.

Rahul Gandhi’s visit to the Wayanad, which has been recovering from the devastating landslides of July, aimed to highlight Wayanad's tourism potential despite the setbacks caused by the natural disaster.

Congress leader Lok Sabha LoP Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday experienced Kerala’s longest zipline in Wayanad, promoting tourism in the landslide-affected region. The visit came ahead of the scheduled bypolls in Wayanad on November 13,

In a bid to boost tourism in landslide-hit Wayanad, Rahul Gandhi experiences Kerala's longest zipline while campaigning for his sister Priyanka. The Congress leader said that Priyanka and he has taken it up as a mission to make the hill constituency a top destination in the state.

Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha rode Kerala's longest zipline in a bid to boost tourism in landslide-hit Wayanad.

Tragic landslides in Chooralmala and Meppadi had killed at least 276 people and resulted in widespread destruction in July this year.

Taking a break from campaigning, Rahul Gandhi explored Wayanad's tourist attractions, including its longest zipline, to boost the region's tourism industry hit by recent landslides. He highlighted the resilience of locals who built new attractions and emphasized Wayanad's safety for tourists.