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Nuwara Eliya, Sri LankaNuwara Eliya or 'Little England', overlooked by Mount Pidurutalagala, the highest mountain in Sri Lanka, is about 180km from Colombo
The Horton Plains National Park is not far from Nuwara Eliya, it is Sri Lanka’s highest, most isolated plateau. A haven for many wild animal and bird species. Bridleways and footpaths accross the Horton Plains take you to the 'lovers leap' precipice known as World’s End – a sheer drop of over 1,000m. The return journey passes the scenic Baker Falls. Acres and acres of tea with its lush Camelia green foliage extening for miles across the hillsides. No visit to the Nuwara Eliya hill country would be complete without a visit to one of the open tea estates specialising in growing Orange Pekoe tea, and the opportunity to purchase some of the world’s finest flavoured leaf tea, the famous Ceylon tea.
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Set in the heart of Nuwara Eliya tea-country, this beautiful, cool and fresh hill station is where the British colonials created an English countryside, with homes and holiday homes in Nuwara Eliya, in a variety of traditional British archetectural styles, with privit hedges and Well clipped lawns, a small Anglican church, golf course and parks giving Nuwara Eliya Brits a little home from home almost 1,900m ASL.
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