Things to do in Norwood

St. Clair Falls

Ambewela Farm

The Ambewela area is located about 15 kilometers from Nuwaraeliya, and there are two farms here, NewZealand Farms and Ambewela Farms, about 2 kilometers apart. The Ambewela farm has a large lawn where rabbits, goats, pigs and, of course, cows grow, as well as a variety of vegetables. Here, you can see horses grazing and strolling leisurely, cattle and sheep in groups on the lawn, very docile, and many tourists will go there to take pictures. You can also drink fresh milk here at very favorable prices.

Adam's Peak Falls and Gartmore Falls View Point

Labookellie Tea Lounge

No. 1 of Night Attractions in Sri Lanka

Kandy Lake

Kandy Lakeis located in the heart of Kandy, a mountain city in central Sri Lanka, and is an iconic artificial lake. The lake area is surrounded by mountains, and its waters reflect the surrounding green hills and urban architecture, creating a tranquil and beautiful mountain city landscape. The lakeshore is lush with trees and shaded, offering a fresh, natural atmosphere for those strolling along it. The lake surface is wide and calm, often reflecting the sky, the mountains, and the white walls of the Sri Dalada Maligawa, presenting a layered view. Birds such as egrets, cormorants, and kingfishers are often seen around the lake, and monitor lizards can be spotted crawling slowly along the shore, showcasing the diversity of the local wetland ecosystem. The lake, trees, and wildlife together create a vibrant natural environment.

Kotagala DownTown (Rosita Bazzar)

Great World's End Drop

World's End is one of the more famous tourist attractions in Horton Plains National Park. The end of the world is an 880-meter-deep cliff, known as "World's End", and the scenery is spectacular. From a distance, the morning light combined with the fog is breathtaking, and in the early mornings in fine weather, you can look out to the southern seashore. There are charming scenery on the way to the end of the world, which makes people shocked and forget the fatigue of the journey. Introduction to Houghton Hiking Route The Houghton Hiking is a circular route with no turning back. The total length is about 9.5 kilometers. The clearer season is from January to March each year, while the rainy season from April to September is not suitable for hiking. In addition to being rainy and cold, Horton Plains are often surrounded by heavy fog. The clockwise counter-clockwise route is first to the end of the small world, then to the end of the world, and then to Baker Falls. Counterclockwise is the opposite. After entering the scenic spot, go straight and encounter a fork in the road. There is a large green stone at the intersection to guide the way, turn right is counterclockwise, and turn left is clockwise. The recommended walking method is not recommended for anti-clockwise walking, the better walking method should be clockwise. The reason is that the clockwise road is much closer to the end of the world than counterclockwise, and will go through the end of the small world first, and then to the end of the big world. The road on the left has woods on both sides, and the road on the right has plain scenery on both sides. In the morning, when the sky is not too bright, walk from the left hand and reach the end of the world first, and enjoy the view. Afterwards, take the road on the right hand side in a hurry, you can take pictures slowly and enjoy the scenery. If you go counterclockwise, it will take a lot of time to take pictures along the way. If you go to the end of the world, you will be in a hurry, which will not only delay enjoying the scenery along the road, but also delay seeing the scenery at the end of the world.

Lindula Junction

The Tea Fields- Tea Tour

Hakgala Botanical Garden

The botanical garden is located 16 kilometers southeast of Nuwara Eliya, close to the Hakgala Nature Reserve, at the foot of the Hakgala Mountain, which is more than 2,200 meters high. It is one of the three major botanical gardens in Sri Lanka. The botanical garden has an average altitude of 1745 meters and covers an area of 28 hectares. It is surrounded by dense woods, and the average temperature is between 3-15 degrees Celsius, which is cool and pleasant. 1. History of development There is a record in the Indian epic "Ramayana". According to legend, this is the garden of the demon king Ravana, who kidnapped Rama's wife Sita and hid it here. During the British colonial period in 1861, it became an experimental base for planting cinchona (a kind of tree native to South America). Until 1884, the botanical garden became a plantation of some temperate plants. 2. Ornamental plants here are roses, ferns, etc. The planting period is from January to mid-to-late March each year. The most suitable season for visiting is from mid-March to the end of April. At this time, there are various roses, orchids in the garden. Flowers are blooming. Walking in the garden, the eyes are full of green, full of vitality, and it is very pleasant. In addition, there are plants from all over the world for viewing in the garden.