Visit the castle-like private resort that was once a bastion of leisure and lifestyle of the elite. Visitors are welcome for a brief tour and a spot of tea on the lawn.

Dating back to 1861 the gardens were used to experiment and promote Cinchona cultivation in Sri Lanka and subsequently Tea cultivation.

Explore Galway's Land National Park, a forest rich in biodiversity where twitchers can spot endemic and migratory birds.

Visit nearby tea estates like Pedro or Bluefield to learn about tea production. Sample different teas, and enjoy the scenic landscapes that surround these plantations.

Take a trek through Horton Plains National Park for a chance to see diverse flora and fauna. Experience the dramatic views from World’s End, a steep precipice with endless views on a clear day.

Relax by Gregory Lake, where you can take a boat ride. Enjoy a lakeside picnic, or simply stroll along its scenic shores, soaking up the mountain views.

Spend a peaceful afternoon in Victoria Park, ideal for birdwatching and flower spotting. Explore Hakgala Botanical Gardens for an array of exotic plants and lovely walking paths.

An ode to the past, Nuwara Eliya, located just 48 km from Tea Trails, was established in 1825 as a health resort – a 'hill station' in British terms – offering a glimpse into the region's rich history.

Nuwara Eliya has a cool, temperate climate year-round, with temperatures ranging between 12°C and 20°C. Its elevation makes it one of the coolest spots in Sri Lanka, offering a refreshing escape from the island’s warmer regions.

Rainfall peaks during the southwest monsoon season (May to September) and the northeast monsoon (November to February), so visitors should pack rain gear if traveling during these times.

The best time to visit is from February to April, when the weather is typically dry, clear, and sunny, perfect for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

The mornings and evenings in Nuwara Eliya are often misty, creating a picturesque landscape with fog-covered hills and tea plantations - adding a touch of magic to the region’s charm.

Nuwara Eliya has a cool, temperate climate year-round, with temperatures ranging between 12°C and 20°C. Its elevation makes it one of the coolest spots in Sri Lanka, offering a refreshing escape from the island’s warmer regions.

Rainfall peaks during the southwest monsoon season (May to September) and the northeast monsoon (November to February), so visitors should pack rain gear if traveling during these times.

The best time to visit is from February to April, when the weather is typically dry, clear, and sunny, perfect for outdoor activities and sightseeing.

The mornings and evenings in Nuwara Eliya are often misty, creating a picturesque landscape with fog-covered hills and tea plantations - adding a touch of magic to the region’s charm.