The Seetha Amman Temple situated 5km away from NuwaraEliya echoes the stories of Ramayana, as it stands as a tribute to Seetha, wife of Rama. She was held captive by King Ravana in this very spot. The temple, structured in a way to reflect the South Indian architectural designs. This spectacular religious attraction site is surrounded by a stream, adding to its mystique appeal.

The highlands provides the ideal conditions for tea plantations and NuwaraEliya houses numerous tea estates and factories, producing world renowned tea, all within a 10km distance from the hotel.Visit the tea factories and observe the process, after which you can relish in a cup of freshly brewed tea at one of their own tea shops.

Walks in Vistoria Park, 27 acres of sprawling highly-manicured lawns, colourful flowers and ,kid’s playground, Boating at Gregory’s Lake, Visits to Haggala Gardens, Post Office of historical importance, Horse Riding at NuwaraEliya Turf Club, Golf Courses

The Pidurutalagala Mountains and Forest Range, Horton Plains, KudaKella Excursions and the countless waterfalls surrounding NuwaraEliya is a promise to keep any visitor to this town thrilled and busy! Millions of activities in a placid, visually pleasing town.

Baker’s Farm is a famous landmark in NuwaraEliya with Sir Samuel Baker’s legacy tied to the establishment of NuwaraEliya as a model English town in 1848. He set up an Agricultural Farm with the aid of skilled labouers brought down from England. He lost his family during the hazardous journey from Colombo to NuwaraEliya. Baker’s Farm, the Baker’s Ward at Base Hospital in HawaEliya and the Baker’s Fall in Horton Plains National Park narrate the tales of Sir Samuel Baker.

Strawberry Farms are nothing but a delightful treat for strawberry lovers, where you can tread down pathways lined with strawberry plantations and then smack your lips over the strawberry desserts and sweet delicacies served at adjoining restaurants.

Ambewela/Newdale Farms are animal husbandries, which are famous all-island for its milk. Walk around the farms and taste a delicious glass of fresh cream milk from their cafes.