When I reached Boys Town in Mananthavady I was thrilled by the remoteness of the place and the peculiar style of the T-shaped village. It is called a town but in reality it is not more than a village because there is only one tea shop in the whoe village and no other commercial establishments. But the Malayali person running the teashop provided me all the information about the village and surrounding places with finer details like kilometres and bus timings. He sells Kerala tea, hot parottas and meat dishes for the last 35 years in this remote location.
This village is also called "Forty-two" showing the distance from Kannur in miles.
Boys Town is a small village near Mananthavady in Wayanad, Kerala, india. The village is 15 km from Mananthavady. The village attracts many visitors because of the undulating tea plantations in this area. Most of the tourists are day trippers as there are no hotels here. They have one herbal garden and sericulture center here. A gene park is also established as an Indo-Danish project.
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