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Sri Lanka’s highest town

Explore Nuwara Eliya in a Tuk Tuk

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Nuwara Eliya, just 18 kilometers or 40 minutes away, stands as the highest town in Sri Lanka (1,868 meters), a nostalgic retreat designed by the British to mirror an English village places to visit in Nuwara Eliya​.

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Type

Cultural & Wildlife

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Duration

Approx. 3 hours depending on interest.

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Difficulty

Easy

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What to wear

Good walking shoes, a raincoat, and a jacket as it can get chilly.

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Includes

A Local Guide or staff, a snack & transport.

A fusion of colonial charm and Sri Lankan vibrancy, it boasts an 18-hole golf course, a racecourse, and architectural gems reminiscent of British country houses. Wander through the town's brick-facade wonders like the post office and hill club, transporting you to the pages of an Agatha Christie mystery, exuding the charm of old England. Extend your exploration to the Sita Amman Kovil, a significant Hindu site believed to be where Sita prayed for Rama's rescue in the Ramayana. Nearby, the Hakgala Botanical Gardens, established in 1861, offer terraced landscapes with breathtaking views of the Uva Valley and distant mountains. The Gardens' subtropical, alpine-like climate provides a cool, fresh backdrop for a leisurely stroll.

Good to Know

Let us know your interests and our team will tailor the experience for you.

We recommend starting early at 07.00 a.m. from the Bungalow

Do note that there may be a language barrier that a member of our team will do their best to bridge.

A maximum of 3 persons per tuk. (Additional 2 Pax only)

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