Ella incorporates mountains, sloping tea plantations, and magnificent waterfalls, all stunning sites of Sri Lanka. Renowned as one of the leading producers of tea, visitors can take in the most verdant landscapes, whilst trekking through challenging terrain and taking in views from the highest residences perched atop hillsides. 

Nuwara Eliya, usually called ‘Little England’, is well-known for its expansive tea estate's picturesque surroundings and foggy weather. This tour is perfect for those who enjoy tea! Stunning views of cold highlands and vast tea gardens await you. For those who want a little extra fun and games, Gregory Lake offers exhilarating activities. 

Surrounded by lush forests in moist surroundings, it is well-known for its annual monsoon season and as one of Sri Lanka's places with high-quality precipitation ranges. Consists of varied natural environments and fowl species similar to those found in the well-known Sinharaja World Biosphere Reserve. 

Due to the island's lush Southwest wet zone, Sinharaja boasts one of the richest flora and fauna on the planet. This UNESCO World Heritage Site teeming with lush magnificence and a diverse array of wildlife is a tourist magnet. Discover the secrets of the area's ancient rainforests which are home to many unusual animal species and allow the natural world to envelop you.   

This is a natural global reserve renowned for its picturesque scenery of undulating hills, woodlands, and grasslands. It encompasses about 10,000 hectares. This is home to 24 different species of mammals, including porcupines, leopards, wild boar, hares, giant squirrels, and elk.  

This is a well-known destination for ecotourism located in the central hills making it a popular;y visited Wildlife Sanctuary. In Sri Lanka there is a deep cultural and spiritual connection to this amazing peak. Multi-faiths tie its meaning to the enormous footprint at the summit of this mountain.