An amazing tea country with and pleasant cool climate of Nuwara Eliya has situated Central Province of the Island.No words to say Nuwara Eliya belongs to natural land escapes, lush tea plantations, niffy waterfalls which are added to your bucket list this jewel city and you must travel in here. Nuwara Eliya is a fine place for relaxation due to the dramatic surrounding countryside of tea plantations, colonial hotels, and bungalows, play a round of golf court to witness your holiday spend at leisure. Nuwara Eliya called Little England was influenced by the British colonialists they were hunting polo golf and cricket as their pastimes. There are many buildings in a British Colonial style as such the Queen's Cottage, General's House, Grand Hotel, Hill Club, St Andrew's Hotel, and Town Post Office.
A significant National Park of Horton Plains is situated central highlands of Nuwara Eliya. It was delegated in 1988, it is a rich biodiversity zone and many species seen here are native to the region. Situated 08 Km from Ohiya as well as the most popular tourist destination. There are main water resources in the beginning, the Mahaweli, Kelani, and Walawe in Sri Lanka. The main features are consisting Sri Lankan sambar deer, typical mammals, and important birds, with many endemic species not only endemic to Sri Lanka but it’s also included restricted as well. Horton Plains has 50 species of plants consisting of 20 families that have been recorded. The Pedro is one of the popular icon spots in Nuwara Eliya, which was established in 1885 by James Tailor. It is a little boutique and picturesque, and while taking a chance to drink taste cup of tea and do the painting, that place is best spotted for you. Sri Lanka's highest mountain of Piduthalagala is a spectacular attraction for Nuwara Eliya it is called Mount Pedro in English and is situated North-East of Nuwara Eliya city at 2524m, the mountain of Piduthalagala belongs to surrounded by a forest reserve with panoramic views. One of the popular Hindu Temple Seethai Amman Temple is located five kilometers from Nuwara Eliya, it was dedicated to princess sitha and here is related to the Rama Ravana Sitha's epic. Most Tamil and Hindu peoples are believed that the Sita Devi was kept at this site by King Ravana. Sri Lanka's second-largest Botanical Garden in Hakgala is a more colorful botanical garden in Sri Lanka. It is a drive to Nuwara Eliya and Badulla road and a pleasant downhill drive. There is belongs thousands of flora species and Hakgala is a temperate hill-country garden, an exciting lotus, and water lily mingles in their serene simplicity with sophisticated English roses, pre-historic looking ferns, and endemic orchids. Never missed while you visit Sri Lanka to Nuwara Eliya. Being able to see magnificent attractions as such Ramboda Waterfall, Lover’s leap Lake Gregory, Hanuman Temple, Galway forest, and much more things, once you keep your foot here a lucky person in the world.