The most recognizable aspects of Sri Lanka are combined in Ella including mountains rolling tea plantations and stunning waterfalls. Known for being one of the largest producers of tea tourists can take advantage of the most verdant surroundings while hiking on challenging paths and taking in the views from the summits of hilltop homes. To cap it all off the train trip to Ella is among your greatest life experiences.
For eco-tourism enthusiasts, Sri Lanka greets visitors with green jungles and towering skylines, offering the thrill of unforgettable experiences in 26 national parks and eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The exotic charms of Ella, the serene picturesqueness of Nuwara Eliya, the adventurous spirit of Kithulgala, the pristine wilderness of Sinharaja, and the breathtaking Horton Plains are just a few of the attractions to explore responsibly and preserve rich traditions for generations to come.
With gorgeous scenery pleasant weather and verdant tea plantation fields all around Little England is a well-known destination in Sri Lanka. With thrilling water sports activities at Gregory Lake that will up the ante on your enjoyment and thrill, this is the perfect spot for nature lovers!
Hortons Plains is a reserve for wildlife. It’s well known for its breathtaking scenery which includes grasslands forests and rolling hills. It is the island’s highest plain covering about 10000 hectares. It is home to 24 distinct mammal species such as elk giant squirrels hares wild boar porcupines and leopards.
Adams Peak is revered by the majority of religious communities. Treasured by the peak is a large rock with an enormous footprint on top. According to popular belief, this footprint is a representation of the footprints of the prophet Adam in Christianity and Islam Lord Buddha in Buddhism, and Sri Rama in Hindu mythology.
Being encircled by the evergreen forests of the wet zone, it is widely accepted as one of the country’s most rainfall-rich areas, having two monsoon seasons per year. Attracted by its breathtaking scenery, travelers from Colombo swarm to this utopian location where they dine on delicious rice and curry lunches at local restaurants and go on river adventures. Not only that, but the town boasts a huge biodiversity with many species of rainforest birds similar to those found in the renowned World Biosphere Reserve of Sinharaja.
Nestled in the lush embrace of the southwest wet zone of the island Sinharaja is home to some of the world’s most diverse flora and fauna. Tourists arrive in droves drawn by the rich splendor and abundance of species that make this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Experience the embrace of nature as you explore the area’s ancient rainforests which are home to a wide variety of uncommon animals.
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