Nuwara Eliya, characterized by its lush forests, mist-laden meadows, and vibrant green tea plantations, offers tranquil surroundings with a pleasantly cool climate year-round, typically ranging from 10 to 20 degrees Celsius. This picturesque locale served as a perfect retreat for British colonists seeking refuge from the tropical heat, allowing them to relax in serene surroundings. Even in the absence of its colonial inhabitants, the city continues to exude its historical charm, featuring Victorian-era architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens. Nuwara Eliya was established by Samuel Baker, a renowned adventurer known for discovering Lake Albert and exploring the Nile.
As one strolls through this charming city, it is easy to feel transported back to colonial times. Visitors can partake in an invigorating round of golf at the esteemed Nuwara Eliya Golf Club, which has been in operation since 1889. Additionally, one can enjoy a leisurely walk through the Haggala Botanical Garden or hike the surrounding hills that offer breathtaking views. The area is also home to numerous stunning waterfalls, including Lovers Leap and St. Clair’s Falls. For those who prefer a more relaxed experience, there are cozy hotels that evoke the nostalgic ambiance of a bygone era, providing a perfect setting for unwinding and rejuvenation.
Tourist attraction places:
Victoria park, Moon Plains, Lover’s leap waterfall, Hortan Plains, Setha Amman Kovil, Haggala botanical Garden, Bomburu waterfall, Gregory Lake, Labu Kale Tea Factory & tea Lounge, Nuwara Eliya Post office, Ramboda Waterfall, Ambewela farm, New Zeeland Farm.
