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Nature
Nuwara Eliya
Horton Plains World’s End Walk
Frost-silvered grass, the bark of a sambar deer and then, at the cliff’s edge, a drop of hundreds of metres into cloud.…
- Half day
- January–April
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Tea country, whale watching, wildlife safaris.
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Nature
Nuwara Eliya
Frost-silvered grass, the bark of a sambar deer and then, at the cliff’s edge, a drop of hundreds of metres into cloud.…
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Adventure
Knuckles
Clouds rip apart over jagged ridges, revealing grassy slopes, terraced paddy and forest dripping with moss. Spend a full day hiking in…
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Nature
Sinharaja
Listen first: in Sinharaja a chattering mixed flock often gives itself away before a blue magpie flashes through the understorey. A licensed…
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Wildlife
Kaudulla
Dust settles on the grassy shore of an ancient reservoir as herds wade out to drink, calves pressed close to their mothers.…
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Wildlife
Minneriya
In a good dry season, hundreds of elephants may spread across the drying bed of Minneriya tank as late sun gilds the…
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Wildlife
Wilpattu
Red earth tracks wind through silent forest before opening onto a still, sand-rimmed lake. Search the quiet villus of Wilpattu, Sri Lanka’s…
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Wildlife
Udawalawe
Under the Walawe hills, a family of elephants grazes slowly through tall grass while a crested serpent eagle watches from a dead…
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Wildlife
Yala
Dawn mist hangs over a lagoon, peacocks call from the scrub and pugmarks cross the sandy track. Head into Yala National Park…
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Wildlife
Kalpitiya
Spray glitters in the low morning sun as spinner dolphins leap and twist around the bow. Boats leave the Kalpitiya peninsula for…
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Wildlife
Mirissa
A tall blow rises from the swell, then a broad blue-grey back rolls slowly through the sea. Sail from Mirissa harbour into…
Culture
Anuradhapura
White-clad pilgrims, oil lamps and the great stupas under a full moon: an evening in the sacred city on a Poya night,…
Culture
Kandy or your hotel
A sound bath with a Sri Lankan heartbeat: traditional drums played softly and slowly, followed by guided breathing and quiet rest.