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HILL
COUNTRY TEA & GEMS IN SRI LANKA |
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From
Kandy, you leave towards the hill country. |
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| Nuwara
Eliya is a district located 6000ft above sea level. Leaving behind
the comfortable climate of Kandy with its friendly temperature and
humidity you can travel to Nuwara Eliya either by rail or road. The
scenic beauty can be enjoyed much by train as you arrive in Nanu Oya,
located 4 miles before Nuwara Eliya also known as “Little England”. |
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The
diesel locomotive will take you through tunnels and hills beyond
cascading waterfalls into an ambience of nippy cold and misty mountains
with tea plantations that appear as green carpets.The tea pluckers
mainly clad in colourful clothes add life to the green hills while
playing a major role in the production of world famous ‘Ceylon
Tea’. On your way to Nuwara Eliya either by rail or road,
you will be able to visit a Tea Factory and enjoy an invigorating
cup of Pure Ceylon Tea to combat the cold.There are cottages built
in days of colonial times adding charm to the hills with an 18 hole
golf course for recreation. |
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Bandarawela
is another town located in the hill country famous for holiday making,
vegetables and flowers. It may be used on tour as an alternative
to Nuwara Eliya for overnight stay.Depending on your choice, the
tour route from Nuwara Eliya could be through Ratnapura. |
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Driving
South from Nuwara Eliya is one route through Ratnapura, the City
of Gems famous for its glittering stones of rare beauty. You can
visit gem pits and the Gem Museum of Ratnapura. |
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