Countryside

It’s impossible to see everything in Sri Lanka in a single trip. Visitors visiting this Indian Ocean island off the coast of India will be wowed by the extraordinary variety of landscapes and ecosystems on offer. The romantic landscape, lush green tea gardens, stirring mountains make Sri Lanka a paradise. Sri Lanka has no shortage of fantastic spots blended with natural beauty and historical value. The travelling countryside in Sri Lanka makes a memorable moment in your life. Landscape, architecture, and the countryside’s surroundings may steal your mind and give mindful relaxation.

An elevated vantage point in the Poonagala hills, Lipton’s Seat provides stunning views of the surrounding area. Poonagala Hill is the town’s name, and the Dambatenne Tea Factory is nearby. Sir Thomas Lipton, the renowned Scottish baron and tea planter, was a frequent visitor to Lipton’s Seat and utilized it as a vantage point to overlook his empire in a bygone era.

Sri Lanka has renowned as the Land of Spices because of its production and hosting of spice gardens. Most of the spices grown in Sri Lanka’s Spice Garden have been exported to the global Spice Market. There are 15 distinct types of herbs grown in the Spice Garden. Sri Lanka’s Spice Garden produces a wide variety of spices.

In the world of tea, Sri Lanka’s “Ceylon tea” is often regarded as one of the best. The ‘Lovers Leap Ethical Tea Boutique’ serves tea and snacks and looks out over Pedro’s tea factory and tea fields. You can enjoy a cup of hot cocoa or a glass of wine while taking in the breathtaking scenery of vibrant blue skies, lush green meadows, and the Bomburella Reservoir.

In the field of moonstone mining, Meetiyagoda is a renowned brand. Compared to Indian moonstones, Sri Lankan moonstones are known for their blue brilliance, making them the country’s largest moonstone mine. The best and rarest moonstones are practically colourless with a brilliant blue glow.

There is more secrecy, folklore, and mystery around Sri Lanka’s Veddas than any other ethnic group on the island.Vijaya and Kuveni, a native yakka (Yakka Clan) who already inhabited Sri Lanka, have given birth to the veddhas in the 5th century when they have written about in the Mahavamsa. There are several separate groups of ‘forest-dwellers around the island.

As one of the world’s most essential gem sources and trading centers, Sri Lanka is a must-see for any traveler. This country has a long and illustrious history in the modern gem market and plays a significant role. Actual mine-to-market industries exist both domestically and internationally in Sri Lanka. It has evolved over the past two decades, incorporating the best of both old and new approaches.

On the Colombo-Galle highway is the tiny hamlet of Balapitiya, which is home to a wetland known as the Madu River. The Madu River Estuary is located here. Several islands along the river’s path create a magnificent wetland as it runs through the landscape. At a reasonable price, hotels in the area offer boat rides across the canals. Moreover, there are numerous places to stay, eat, and drink…

In the heart of the Hill Country, Gregory Lake is a well-known destination for both tourists and residents alike. Enjoy the cool temperature in this location. Nuwara-Eliya, Sri Lanka’s highland city, is home to Gregory Lake, a reservoir. Governor William Gregory oversaw the construction of Lake Gregory from 1872 to 1877. Speedboats, swan boats, dinky boats, a pony ride, and various other watercraft and activities are available at the lakeside park.