Visit panoramic viewpoints over valleys, mountains and tea plantations.
Where to go — our favourite places for this experience, ready to fit into a route that suits your dates and pace.
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Lipton’s Seat
HaputaleLipton's Seat is a viewpoint above Dambatenne near Haputale, overlooking tea-growing slopes and valleys.
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World’s End
Horton PlainsWorld's End is the steep escarpment viewpoint on the Horton Plains walking circuit; visibility changes quickly with mist.
World's End, Sri Lanka - 03
Little Adam’s Peak
EllaLittle Adam's Peak is a walking viewpoint near Ella, with paths through tea-growing slopes and views towards Ella Gap.
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Single Tree Hill
Nuwara EliyaSingle Tree Hill is a viewpoint above Nuwara Eliya, reached through tea-growing land overlooking the town and Gregory Lake.
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Ella Rock
Ella Rock is a hiking viewpoint above Ella, reached through a landscape of railway paths, tea slopes and woodland.
Ella Rock
Good to know
The highlands are much cooler than the coast, and mist or rain can roll in at any time of year — pack layers and a light rain jacket. Reserved seats on the hill-country trains can sell out, so we book them early.
From the first idea to the final detail, we design Sri Lankan journeys you'll remember forever.