DESTINATIONS
Ella
Known as one of the most important tea producers Ella combines rolling tea plantations mountains and breathtaking waterfalls all the captivating elements of Ceylon! Travellers can experience the lushest environments whilst hiking on challenging trails and taking in views from the highest homes perched on hillsides.
Nuwara Eliya
Nuwara Eliya also known as Little England is well-known for its ample tea estates breathtaking scenery and foggy weather. This is the ideal city for those who enjoy tea! The pleasant surroundings of the cool highlands and expansive tea gardens await you. Gregory Lake also offers exhilarating water sports for those looking for a little more fun and laughter.
Kithulgala
Replete with verdant forests and moist surroundings this region is well-known for its annual monsoon season and is among Sri Lanka’s most precipitation-rich areas. Contains a variety of herbaceous ecosystems and bird species resembling those found in the well-known Sinharaja World Biosphere Reserve.
Sinharaja
Thanks to its lush Southwest wet zone, Sinharaja boasts some of the world’s most diverse flora and animals. A well-liked tourist destination, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is full of lush beauty and a diverse array of animals. Let the natural world envelop you as you explore the mysteries of the region’s ancient rainforests which are home to a variety of unusual animal species.
Horton Plains
Known for its charming landscape of undulating hills, woodlands and grasslands this natural international reserve is well-loved. It is roughly 10000 hectares in size. There are 24 different species of mammals found there including elk porcupines leopards wild boar hares and giant squirrels.
Adam’s Peak
One of the most popular spots for ecotourism is this hillside area. The primary purpose of Adam’s Peak Wildlife Sanctuary is to fulfil this role. In Sri Lanka there is a strong religious and cultural bond with this outstanding peak. Every religion bases its meaning on the large footprint at the summit of this mountain.