
The 'Little England' of Sri Lanka — cool climate, mock-Tudor bungalows and rolling tea plantations.
Nuwara Eliya — 'Little England' — is the cool-climate heart of tea country, with mock-Tudor bungalows, rolling green plantations and colonial-era races. It's the staging point for the Horton Plains and World's End dawn hike.
December to April is driest; January–March is coldest (jumpers at night). For World's End, go before 9 am before the clouds roll in.
About 4 hours by road from Colombo, or the scenic train from Kandy to nearby Nanu Oya. Nuwara Eliya is the gateway to Ella and the hill-country train.