Savour a delectable local breakfast and move to visit Bambarakanda waterfall. You may hike through beautiful tea estates, rural villages and breathtaking sceneries. Bambarakanda is the tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka and absolutely a hidden Gem in the Country in isolation. You could go for a swim in the Natural Pool at the base of the fall which would be a unique
experience in the middle of nowhere (walking distance: 14km).

Later you will be picked-up from this charming spot and transferred to Nuwara Eliya where you will stay the next three nights. Nuwara Eliya is home to interesting highlights, and you can take in the splendid scenery of this distinctly English style city where the colonials used to escape to when it was too hot on the coastal plains.

Spend second day in Nuwara Eliya with a mind-blowing trek. Start from the hamlet of Idalgashinna and trail along the railway track of Idalgashinna station which is often deemed as the most picturesque railway station in Sri Lanka. During the trail, visit Needwood tea plantation, Kotugodella Fort – an old-abandoned fortress believed to be a Portuguese fort and witness endless green hills with a few scattered buildings peak through the greenery.

Afterwards, go on a fairly easy hike in Horton Plains National park which is made up of montane grassland and cloud forest. Horton plains is renown as a ‘biodiversity hotspot’ as it is home to many endemic species of flora as well as fauna. You may roam around freely explore the beauty of the surrounding and the only sound to be heard is that of the wind or bird’s singing. Discover Baker’s waterfall, a 20 m high cascading waterfall rushing down a rock face; ‘World’s End’, from where one can see the world stretch out to all eternity; spot some interesting wildlife such as the Sambar Deer and the Jungle Fowl while you walk along this uneven terrain and be amazed with stunning vistas of the hill country from the cliff! (walking distance: 15km) Remember to wrap yourself up nice and warm before you visit, as it can get a bit chilly up there!

On third day, join a gentle walk to Single tree hill, the best vantage point to observe the beauty of Nuwara Eliya. Walk through tea plantations and reach the top where you can find a beautiful tree and a magnificent temple (walking distance:10km+). Late evening, dine by the Gregory Lake.