Top Nuwara Eliya Safaris

Take in Sri Lanka’s serene side on this two-for-one tour. You’ll start with a visit to a tea factory, tasting the ancient remedy, touring fields, and more. Then you’ll break for a visit to the 358-foot-tall Ramboda Waterfall, a beloved spot for swimming and relaxing in the cascade’s mist. One last stop takes you back to tea gardens, where you’ll end your laid-back adventure.

One of Sri Lanka’s largest parks, Udawalawe is known for its large Asian elephant population, which can number up to 100 in a single herd. Other animals in the park include jungle cats, fishing cats, gray hangers, toque macaque, foxes, bandicoots, mongooses, jackals, wild boar, and water buffalo, among others. Learn about the wildlife and ecosystem from your guide along the journey

The driver will pick you up from the hotel you are staying around Nuwara eliya and transfer you to Nanu oya train station. If you are in out of Nuwara Eliya we can arrange the transport with additional charges (Can negotiate).You can share the details of you via whats app and will share you the driver details and the charges accordingly. You will lead to the train by our guide and will meet you at Ohiya Station aHorton plains to enjoy a jeep safari at national park.we can stop for a moment to discover the scenic beauty of the on the way as you wish during the transfer. If you wish to make any changes to the program we are flexible to do the needful since we are giving priority for your desire. Book now to be left with a lot of memories and an amazing experience that you will surely recommend to friends and family visiting Sri Lanka !!!

Horton Plains is a national park in the central highlands of Sri Lanka in an elevation of 2100-2300m (6900-7500ft) and encompasses montane grassland and cloud forest. It is rich in biodiversity and many species found here are endemic to the region. This is also a popular tourist destination. You will enjoy 2-3 hours of walk to experience all these beauties. The Horton plains are the head waters of three major Sri Lankan rivers; the Mahaweli, Kelani and Walawe. The plains' vegetation is grasslands interspersed with montane forests and includes many endemic woody plants. Large herds of Sri Lankan sambar deer feature as typical mammals and the park is also as important for many species of birds not only endemic to Sri Lanka but restricted to Horton plains. The sheer precipice of world's end and Baker's falls are among the tourist attractions of the park.

We are provide air-conditioned vehicle with an English speaking chauffeur guide. Not included Entrance Tickets. The trekking is 4km and back to Baker’s Falls - 2km. Back to the main entrance approx. 3.5km. The 9.5km round trip takes a leisurely three hours.