Discover 42 iconic waterfalls, misty peaks, botanical gardens, colonial heritage landmarks, and lush tea estates with live interactive maps & route navigation.
Magnificent 126m high waterfall roaring into a deep rock pool, the 8th highest waterfall in Sri Lanka, fed by Maskeliya Oya.
Spectacular 109m multi-tiered waterfall cascading along the Panna Oya with a dramatic suspension bridge and viewpoints in the Ramboda Pass.
Remarkable 100m waterfall formed by two mountain streams merging before cascading down a sheer cliff in Pundaluoya.
Striking 98m waterfall shrouded in tropical mountain forest, cascading from the Kehelgamu Oya into an emerald plunge pool.
Widely known as the 'Little Niagara of Sri Lanka', cascading over massive rock terraces nestled amid lush tea fields.
Majestic 97-meter waterfall named after pioneer English coffee planter Devon, visible right along the Hatton highway.
Enchanting 60m multi-step staircase waterfall cascading gracefully near the historic Nanu Oya railway station.
The widest waterfall cascade in Sri Lanka, consisting of about 10 distinct cascading streams descending into a lush valley.
Famous cliffside waterfall linked to romantic highland folklore, fed by mountain streams originating on Mount Pedro.
Scenic 25m waterfall nestled within the Elgin tea estate, famously visible from the highland railway between Nanu Oya and Ambewela.
Picturesque 23m seasonal waterfall cascading over granite rock formations near Nuwara Eliya town.
Charming 20m waterfall cascading beside the Glassaugh tea estate along the scenic drive to Nanu Oya.
Stunning 22m wide-curtain waterfall inside Horton Plains National Park, named after British explorer Sir Samuel Baker and surrounded by rhododendrons.
Unique waterfall located inside Gartmore Tea Estate in Maskeliya that drops directly into the Maskeliya Reservoir; also known as Sri Pada Falls.
A gorgeous 3-stage cascade right under an antique colonial arched bridge near Nawalapitiya.
Built at the sacred site where Goddess Seetha was held captive by King Ravana. Features rock footprints near the stream where she prayed and bathed.
First temple dedicated to Goddess Gayathri in Sri Lanka; sacred site where King Ravana's son Meghanath (Indrajit) performed austere penance to Lord Shiva.
Dedicated to Lord Hanuman, built on the scenic hills of Ramboda where Hanuman searched for Goddess Seetha. Features a massive 16-foot granite statue of Lord Hanuman.
Sacred pilgrimage peak bordering Nuwara Eliya district, housing the sacred footprint of Lord Buddha (Sri Pada) visited by millions of pilgrims for over a millennium.
The highest Buddhist temple in Sri Lanka, standing serenely atop Kikiliyamana Mountain above the clouds overlooking the entire central mountain massif.
Historic Buddhist monastery and temple serving the local community near the Nanu Oya transit hub and misty tea valleys.
Serene white Buddhist stupa erected by Japanese Nipponzan Myohoji monks offering spiritual peace and uninterrupted mountain views.
Iconic, historic Anglican church built by the British in 1852 with classic stained glass windows, a 19th-century pipe organ, and royal visitor heritage.
A prominent historic Catholic church in Nuwara Eliya featuring beautiful colonial-era architecture, serene arches, and stained-glass artistry.
Picturesque 1878 stone church nestled beside the tranquil waters of Castlereagh reservoir, surrounded by rolling tea gardens.
Expansive high-altitude plateau offering a 360-degree panoramic vantage point of 9 prominent mountain peaks.
Peaceful walking trail offering breathtaking views of Nuwara Eliya town, Lake Gregory, and surrounding tea estates.
The highest mountain summit in Sri Lanka, crowned with mist-shrouded cloud forests and radar installations.
Mythological high-altitude grasslands with grass-free stone tracks where King Ravana is said to have flown his chariot.
Highest village in Sri Lanka perched atop Kikiliyamana mountain with stunning views across the entire central mountain range.
Spectacular rocky precipice in Walapane overlooking the vast Uva basin and Mahaweli valley.
UNESCO World Heritage highland plateau featuring dramatic World's End sheer cliff drop and Baker's Falls.
Picturesque dairy farm often referred to as 'Little New Zealand', surrounded by rolling green pastures and windmills.
Scenic highland recreational reservoir constructed in 1873 offering water sports, swan pedal boats, and pony rides.
Second largest botanical garden in Sri Lanka, perched beneath the sheer rock wall of Hakgala mountain with rare alpine orchids.
Historic 27-acre urban park named in honor of Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee, celebrated for rare Himalayan migratory birds.
Only national park situated entirely within municipal city limits, preserving montane forest eco-systems.
One of the most famous and historical tea plantations in Sri Lanka offering factory tours and pure Ceylon tea tasting.
World-renowned high-grown tea garden producing the celebrated 'Ceylon Green' and exquisite BOPF grades.
Historic tea plantation established in 1841 by the legendary Maurice de Worms, steeped in centuries of tea lore.
Tudor-style iconic red-brick building constructed in 1894 with a clock spire, standing as a living colonial emblem.
Massive hydroelectric rockfill dam with breathtaking panoramic water vistas and the Mahaweli Maha Seya stupa nearby.