Because of the footprint at the very top, this site is highly significant in many different religions. People of many different faiths visit it and it has spiritual and cultural significance. As you summit this mountain, look around to see untouched nature thriving.

This breathtaking spot which features a variety of habitats and ecosystems is located in Sri Lanka's central hills. With an area of about 10,000 hectares, it is the ideal habitat for wildlife. This area is home to hares, elk, boar and porcupines among other animals. A lesser-known fact about Horton Plains is that it is the home of a fern species which dates back to the prehistoric era.

One wonder of nature is the Sinharaja rainforest which is a bio reserve. This stunning rainforest is home to a wide range of plants, animals and wildlife homing over 50% of Sri Lanka’s endemic tree life. Conservation is the primary goal for this rainforest as it is one of the last viable tropical rainforests in Sri Lanka.

One of the most lush rainforests in Sri Lanka is Kitulgala. The reason for this is the annual monsoon season which brings life and greenery to the region. Most animal species can live in peace there making it a popular destination for all nature lovers.

Because of the climate, this city is referred to as ‘Little England’. The tea plantations that border the hills are what make it most famous. This city is like a painting that comes to life with gorgeous hills lined with tea plants that stretch into the distance and waterfalls peak from between mountain ranges. Appreciate the genuine beauty of nature in this city.

Tall trees that paint the mountains green, and sparkling waterfalls which colour the green moss on rocks. These are the alluring moments of beauty that you can find in Ella. You will be mesmerised by the sight of tea plantations looming on the hillsides when you traverse here. The Nine Arches Bridge, a work of architectural art which stands proudly as trains pass by creates enchanting moments in time.