Experience Sri Lanka Hill Country with Serene Vacations
A PLACE for those with a passion for MONTANE FOREST and WATERFALLS.
The central region of Sri Lanka hides some of the most spectacular scenic landscapes; where the mists slowly part to revel the majestic rolling emerald green hills, interspersed with colonial tea plantations, beautifully laid picturesque valleys and meadows that sit alongside montane forests bookend by waterfalls.
Immerse yourself in the bustling local vibe by sampling some freshly brewed tea, walk to the end of the world, discover a beautiful waterfall, stand in the sacred footsteps of the Buddha at Adam’s Peak, climb a mountain and take a spectacular view, hike through lush green tea plantations and rural villages, paddle a raft down a raging river, devour some tasty local produce, enjoy the drumbeat of traditional dance, try a round of golf at the Nuwara Eliya Golf Club, or take a jeep ride around Horton Plains national park and be surrounded by oodles of wild elephants.
With a hit list like that it’s perhaps no surprise as to why Sri Lanka’s Hill Country is on every traveller’s itinerary.
Serene Vacations offers everything you can experience in Sri Lanka’s hill country!
You don’t have to be a rock climber to enjoy Sri Lanka’s hill country. Nestled between the lush scenic mountain landscapes of valleys, the hill country tour offers a rich array of meadows, mountains, colonial tea plantations and breathtaking waterfalls – all squeezed in to create the perfect 6-day trip.
About Serene Vacations
Serene Vacations is one of the top-rated tour companies in Sri Lanka, and the first choice for the majority of Travel Agencies around the globe. They are passionate about their country and that passion can be felt in everything they do to showcase all that Sri Lanka has to offer. All their tours are private and can be tailored to give you the best experience possible. Whether it’s for a few days or just a few hours, they are sure that one of their tours will fit your perfect holiday needs.
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Author: Deb Davad
