Nuwara Eliya
Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka's "Little England," offers cool mountain air, colonial charm, and lush tea plantations.
Places to Visit:
Tea Factory and Tea Plantation
Nuwara Eliya, nestled in Sri Lanka's highlands, is synonymous with Ceylon tea. Embark on a picturesque journey through rolling tea plantations, their vibrant green leaves carpeting the landscape. Step inside a tea factory and witness the intricate process of transforming delicate leaves into the world-renowned beverage. Inhale the fresh aroma as you learn about withering, rolling, drying, and grading. Sample different varieties of Ceylon tea, appreciating the subtle nuances of flavor influenced by the unique terroir. A tea plantation and factory visit offers a fascinating glimpse into Sri Lanka's rich tea heritage.
- What to wear: Any comfortable clothing
- When to visit: Open all days of the year.
- Notes: -
Seetha Amaan Kovil
Delve into the legend of Ramayana at Seetha Amman Kovil, a Hindu temple believed to mark the spot where Sita, the wife of Rama, was held captive by King Ravana. Located within a scenic valley, the temple is surrounded by lush greenery and cascading waterfalls. Explore the intricate carvings and colorful statues depicting scenes from the epic tale. Witness devotees making offerings and feel the spiritual energy of this sacred site. Seetha Amman Kovil offers a window into Hindu mythology and Sri Lanka's ancient history.
- What to wear: Any comfortable clothing
- When to visit: Open all days of the year
- Notes: -
Horton Plains National Park
Horton Plains National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a high-altitude plateau offering breathtaking vistas and unique biodiversity. Trek through grasslands, cloud forests, and marshes, discovering an array of endemic plants and animals. Hike to the iconic World's End, a dramatic cliff with a sheer 800-meter drop, for panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Keep a lookout for sambar deer, wild boars, and birdlife unique to this high-altitude region. Horton Plains National Park is a haven for nature enthusiasts, adventurers, and those seeking a respite from the tropical heat.
- What to wear: Any comfortable clothing
- When to visit: Open all days of the year
- Notes: Best in the mornings at 06.00 AM
When to visit:
Can be visited throughout the year but rains and wet-climate is expected.
Climate/Weather:
The climate in the Nuwara Eliya varies from wet to semi-wet conditions, with temperature and weather changes across its different altitudes, creating micro-environments that support a wide range of biodiversity.
Where to Stay:
Recommended list of Hotels for your stay. Contact MESHAUN Journeys to discounted/promotional prices for the hotels.
Cinnamon Bentota Beach
- Category: Boutique Hotel
- Rooms: 08 Rooms
- Book now: www.taruvillaskandy.com
- Location: Click here (Link to Google Map)
Centara ceysands Resort & Spa
- Category: Boutique Hotel
- Rooms: 08 Rooms
- Book now: www.taruvillaskandy.com
- Location: Click here (Link to Google Map)
Thaala Bentota Resort
- Category: Boutique Hotel
- Rooms: 08 Rooms
- Book now: www.taruvillaskandy.com
- Location: Click here (Link to Google Map)
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