Nuwara Eliya

Nestled in the central highlands, Nuwara Eliya is famed for its rolling tea estates, lush greenery, and charming colonial architecture. The cool weather and misty hills make it a perfect escape for nature and tea enthusiasts. Visitors can explore Horton Plains National Park, trek to World’s End, and enjoy the serene Gregory Lake. Its English-inspired gardens and historic golf course add a unique touch to the destination.

History

Developed by British colonists in the 19th century as a retreat, Nuwara Eliya was modeled to resemble an English countryside, earning its nickname "Little England." Its tea plantations remain a legacy of colonial influence.

What To See

• Gregory Lake
• Horton Plains National Park
• Tea plantations
• World’s End viewpoint
• Hakgala Botanical Garden
• Seetha Amman Temple
• Colonial-era buildings.