Ella combines the most iconic features of Sri Lanka such as towering tea plantations rolling mountains and breathtaking waterfalls. Known for being one of the biggest producers of tea, travelers can enjoy the most lushest surroundings while hiking on challenging trails. Finally, one of your favorite experiences in life will be the train ride to Ella. 

Nuwara Eliya, popularly known as Little England, is famous for its lush tea estates, pleasant atmosphere, and breathtaking scenery. This adventure is great for everyone who enjoys spending time outdoors! You’ll travel through stunning scenery, surrounded by large tea estates and chilly mountains. At Gregory Lake, participate in thrilling water activities for even more fun and excitement! 

Located in a wet zone this town is well-known for having two distinct monsoon seasons each year and for having some of the highest rainfall in the nation. There are many bird species found here that are comparable to those found in the well-known Sinharaja Rainforest showcasing the incredible diversity of life. 

Sinharaja is one of the world’s richest floras and faunas, nourished by the island’s verdant southwest wet zone. Tourists flock to its UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is brimming with verdant magnificence and diverse wildlife. Unlock the mysteries of the region’s ancient rainforests, which are home to various unique animal species, and let nature embrace you.

Renowned for its stunning landscape which consists of rolling hills forests and grasslands, it’s the tallest plain on the island spanning roughly 10000 hectares. About 24 different species of mammals live there including leopards, wild boar, hares, giant squirrels, and elk. 

A well-liked ecotourism destination Adams Peak is situated in the hills of Sri Lanka. This is the primary feature of its Wildlife Sanctuary. Religion and culture indeed have a connection to this magnificent peak in Sri Lanka. Every religion attaches significance to the enormous footprint at the summit of this mountain.