Imagine standing on the edge of the cliff, looking out across rolling valleys dotted with tiny tea plantations some 4,000 feet below. The aptly-named World’s End viewpoint is the most popular attraction in Horton Plains National Park - and it’s not difficult to see why. Trust us when we say the views really will take your breath away.
At 2,100 feet above sea level, Horton Plains is one of the highest (and coldest) points of Sri Lanka. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site too. Famous for its spectacular scenery and rich biodiversity, it’s home to a large number of endemic animals and plant life. On top of that, there are vast areas of Montane cloud forest, some of Sri Lanka’s highest mountains and three of its major rivers, plus the scenic Baker’s Falls.
If you really want to get away from it all and spend some quality time with nature, this is the place to go.