There are many things to see and do, when in the central highlands, and the attractions in Hatton, are just some of the many that make up for the unique landscapes of the hill country in the island. Make sure you include all these places of interest in your itinerary when heading up to the mountains.
The Castlereagh Reservoir is one of Sri Lanka’s best-kept secrets; hidden in a valley and circled by tall green peaks, the reservoir is perhaps the most idyllic location in the hill country...
As its name suggests, the story behind this cascade’s name is rather tragic, however this story has been passed down through so many generations that it got a life on its own and now..
In some ways, the Hakgala Botanical Garden can be considered as being a personification of Sri Lanka’s history; the garden has been embroiled in local history..
The Warleigh Christ Church is an Anglican church that was built in the 19th century by the British. The church was founded by William Scott, the manager of the Governor’s Mansion...
Even though Horton Plains National Park is two-hour drive from Hatton, visiting the park makes the drive worthwhile. Horton Plains is one of the few national parks..
St. Clair’s Waterfall is one of Sri Lanka’s widest waterfalls, and referred to as the “Little Niagra of Sri Lanka”. Although the cascade is just off the Hatton - Talawakele road..
An hour drive south of Hatton, you will find Adam’s Peak. Also known as Sri Pada, this is perhaps the most famed mountain in Sri Lanka and is a holy site..