2 days trip Nuwara Eliya, Ambewela, Ella, Udwalawa and Yala

urrounded by misty mountains and verdant landscapes. Often referred to as "Little England," this picturesque destination is renowned for its cool climate, which provides a refreshing escape from the tropical heat of the lowlands. The town's colonial heritage is evident in its architecture, with well-preserved buildings reflecting British influence. The ambiance is further enriched by the sprawling tea plantations that carpet the hills, contributing to Sri Lanka's reputation as a major tea-producing nation.

adds to the town's charm in the central highlands of Sri Lanka. Established during the British colonial era, the park offers a delightful escape and a pleasant retreat for both locals and visitors.

Originally built during the British colonial period, this man-made reservoir is encircled by rolling hills and dense forests, creating a tranquil escape for locals and visitors alike.

The farm is renowned for its high-quality dairy products and is a popular stop for tourists exploring the central highlands of Sri Lanka.

You can buy Ceylon tea from here.

small yet captivating town that has become a popular destination for both local and international travellers.

idge is an architectural gem that spans a deep gorge in the Demodara area. Built during the British colonial period in the early 20th century, the bridge stands as a testament to the engineering prowess of the time

renowned for its diverse range of wildlife, particularly elephants. We will pass through the park and you can watch how baby elephants are fed.

The waterfall has cultural and historical significance, as it is linked to the Hindu epic Ramayana.

nature lovers and adventure seekers from around the world. The opportunity to witness diverse wildlife in their natural habitat, combined with the park's scenic beauty, makes it a must-visit destination for those exploring Sri Lanka's natural wonders.