Things to do · Central Province
Around Nuwara Eliya you can walk Horton Plains to World's End, tour tea factories, see waterfalls and visit Gregory Lake and Hakgala Gardens.
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Gregory Lake is a scenic and tranquil spot in the heart of Nuwara Eliya, surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery. Visitors can enjoy boat rides, leisurely walks along the shore, or simply relax and take in the cool mountain air.
2Step into the aromatic world of Ceylon tea at this historic factory in the misty highlands!
3Stroll through this charming colonial-era garden in the heart of 'Little England'!
4A boutique tea experience in the heart of tea country near Nuwara Eliya!
5Discover the charm of Nuwara Eliya’s Old Post Office, a beautifully preserved colonial-era building.
6Discover how Ceylon tea goes from leaf to cup at this historic tea factory!
7Step into the legendary Ramayana epic at this sacred Hindu temple!
8A botanical wonderland nestled in the cool highlands near Nuwara Eliya!
9Travel from Nanu Oya to Ella on Sri Lanka’s most scenic train ride, passing rolling tea plantations, misty mountains,…
10New Zealand in Sri Lanka! This highland dairy farm offers a unique experience with rolling green pastures, grazing…
11Experience tea from bush to cup at this beautiful estate in the highlands!
12Horton Plains National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its unique montane grasslands and cloud forests,…
13Horton Plains
A beautiful 20-meter waterfall within Horton Plains National Park!
14Talawakele
Known as the 'Little Niagara of Sri Lanka' for its impressive width and power!
15Talawakele
One of Sri Lanka's most beautiful and photographed waterfalls!
16Pussellawa
Ramboda Waterfall is one of Sri Lanka’s most impressive waterfalls, cascading down in powerful tiers amid misty hills…
Hill roads are narrow and steep. Experienced local drivers handle them safely, and can meet you at Nanu Oya station if you arrive by train.
Days are about 15–20°C and nights can drop below 10°C, so bring a warm layer.
Yes, if you go early. The 9 km loop to World's End and Baker's Falls is best before the mist comes in.
