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Adisham Hall

Adisham Hall is a stone bungalow located near Haputale, Sri Lanka. Constructed in the regal English style of architecture, it houses a charming and well-maintained fruit and flower orchard, a Benedictine monastery, and two quaint rooms—the living room and the library, exhibiting objects from the colonial era. Also, Adisham Hall offers a tranquil atmosphere and gorgeous views of the surrounding mountains. Visitors can choose to stay in the bungalow’s simple rooms to experience spirituality and solitude among the mountains. They can also buy produce from the bungalow’s gardens; these include jams, cordials, sauces and syrups.To sum up, a visit to Adisham Hall makes one feel like they are in the beautiful English countryside. Read More

Dambatenne Tea Factory is situated near Haputale and is frequently visited on the way to the famous vantage point Lipton’s Seat. The highlight of a visit to Dambatenne is the tour of the factory; wherein one can understand the complete processing of numerous types of tea, from the picking of the leaves until it reaches the consumer. Apart from the informative tour, visitors can enjoy the scenic surroundings of Dambatenne, namely the lush tea plantations scattered with several tea-pickers moving about their daily jobs, and verdant mountains. Interestingly, some of the equipment at Dambatenne Tea Factory, although more than a century old, still functions today—offering an insight into tea production during the colonial era. Read More

An hour away from Ella, Diyaluma Falls is the second highest waterfall in Sri Lanka. The waterfall tumbles down from a height of a whopping 220 metres, with several beautiful natural infinity pools at different levels along its length. Diyaluma Falls forms along the Poonagala Oya, a minor tributary of the river Kirindi Oya. The highlights of a trip to Diyaluma Falls, an attraction steeped in folklore, are the hike to its top and swimming at the serene pools; not to forget the magnificent views of the emerald hills at the peak. Whether you choose to merely view the falls from the Diyaluma Falls Bridge or spend a day here amidst the pools and the views, you won’t regret a visit to this spectacular falls. Read More

Home to the Sri Lanka Army, Navy and Air Force training academies, Diyatalawa offers great landscape views. Situated 7 km from Bandarawela in the Badulla District, a train trip to Diyatalawa is one of the best experiences here. Some of the places to visit around are Dowa Rock Temple, Rawana Ella, Lipton's Seat, St. Catherine's Seat and Pilkinton Point, Adisham Monastery, Demodara railway station.

Located at Haputale, Thangamale is a forested zone on the hillside near Adisham Hall; it is popularly known as the Thangamale Bird Sanctuary. The area is home to a plethora of birds, butterflies and other fauna. The wildlife aside, Thangamale also offers stunning vistas of the lush green hills and tea estates. Spanning an area of 131 hectares, Thangamale was designated as a protected area in 1938. Visitors can traverse the jungle by a 4.3 km long and leisurely walk along a ridge from the Adisham Hall till the Idalgashinna Railway Station, or vice versa. The birdlife at Thangamale comprises both common and endemic species; it includes the yellow-eared bulbul, Sri Lanka White-eye and Sri Lankan junglefowl. Diverse fauna can also be spotted here, such as porcupines, deer and monkeys.A generally uncrowded site, a stroll through Thangamale allows one to experience Sri Lanka’s wilderness truly Read More