Haputale
Destination
Overview
Haputale is a tiny town on the southern outskirts of Sri Lanka's hill region. On a clear day, you can see the shoreline from the mountain crest, but on other days, heavy mist clings to the deep green mountains, creating the strange sensation of being encircled by clouds. During your trip, explore the lovely surroundings of Haputale and discover its many attractions!
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Activists and excursions
Pilkington Point
Pilkington Point
Visit the panoramic Pilkington point in morning hours and catch more than just a glimpse of the breath-taking scenery which will give you the once in a lifetime opportunity to see five districts of the country in one go.
Diyaluma Falls
Diyaluma Falls
Explore Sri Lanka’s second tallest waterfall, the impressive Diyaluma falls which is home to epic views and some of the best natural infinity pools in the world.
Haldummulla
Haldummulla
Roam the stunning escapades of Haldummulla through an exciting cycle ride that is guaranteed to be therapeutic as you pass by the luscious green life of the town.
Ellathota Ella
Ellathota Ella
Located a little away from the city of Bandarawela, Ellatota Ella Waterfall is an attraction not known to many. Trek the beautiful area which is home to one of the most mesmeric waterfalls that boasts cool climes and picturesque view.
Bambarakanda
Bambarakanda
A trek to the Sri Lanka’s tallest waterfall and enjoy a chilly swim as you take in the magical surroundings of the large picturesque mountains that surround it.
Plethora of Birds
Plethora of Birds
Thangamale Sanctuary is a bird sanctuary in Beragala, adjacent to Haputale. The bird sanctuary is located off the beaten track in Thangamale, popularly known as the "Golden Mountain," and is part of the Glennanore Tea Estate. The sanctuary is more of a highland forest with a walking trail and breathtaking views at the summit.
The Monastery
The Monastery
The Monastery A four-kilometre journey from Haputale will take you to Adisham, a Benedictine monastery. The Adisham cottage, nestled in the tranquillity of the misty hills, draws the attention of everyone who sees it.
Tea talk walk
Tea talk walk
Take a stroll along the Dambatenne tea estate which was built by Thomas Lipton in 1890 when he began his tea empire and enjoy a cup of original Ceylon black tea.
Seat of a planter
Seat of a planter
The famous Lipton's Seat is best visited early in the morning before sunrise for those who want an even more magnificent perspective or photographers who want to capture nature at its finest. The transformation of hues as the sun emerges, as the heavy mist leaves the heat, revealing the carpet of greens and browns stretched out below, is a beautiful sight.
The station stop
The station stop
Idalgashinna Mountain is home to one of Sri Lanka's most picturesque hikes, the railway track stretching from Idalgashinna Station to Ohiya Station. Hiking Idalgashinna is extremely difficult, but once at the summit, there are spectacular views of numerous mountains, including Kalupahana, Wangedigala, Balathuduwa, Gommoliya, and Bambarakanda Waterfall.
Local Taste
Local Taste
Enjoy the real local flavours of Ceylon by having lunch at an authentic Sri Lankan joint as you interact with the friendly locals of Haputale.
Train to the Hills
Train to the Hills
Enjoy one of Sri Lanka’s most scenic train ride back to Ella as you capture with yours the most mesmerising surroundings from passing by mountains to lakes and beautiful waterfalls.
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