Kadiyanlena Falls in Nawalapitiya, known for its pristine beauty, is a favorite among local waterfall enthusiasts. Galaboda Ella Fall, originating from Galboda Canal, stands at 30m tall, with a width varying between 3m and 6m. Its surroundings boast rare orchids and diverse wildlife, including unique reptile species found exclusively in Sri Lanka. Both falls offer captivating experiences for nature lovers.

Spend a day at the Victoria Golf club, playing your favorite game, enjoying some delicious meals and taking in the breathtaking views. Our special three-day golf packages include a welcome drink, a guided tour of our lush estate and access to the villa's other amenities.

The Temple of the Tooth Relic in Kandy is a revered site, built in 1592, known for its cultural and religious significance. Lankathilaka and Gadaladeniya Temples highlight 14th-century architecture, while Embekke Devalaya is famed for its wood carvings. Ambuluwawa Mountain embodies religious harmony, hosting diverse religious structures and offering panoramic views.

The Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage is a nursery and captive breeding park for wild Asian elephants located in Pinnawala village, 13 km (8.1 mi) northeast of Kegalle, Sri Lanka. Established in 1975, it provides care and protection for orphaned and injured elephants. Currently home to 93 elephants, the orphanage allows visitors to observe them up close, enjoy feeding sessions, and watch them bathe in the nearby river. Pinnawala focuses on conservation, breeding, and educational programs to promote wildlife preservation

The Kotmale Dam is a large hydro-electric and irrigation dam. Located in Kotmale, the dam is the second largest hydroelectric power station in Sri Lanka. Construction of the dam began in August 1979 and was completed in February 1985.

Whilst at Mount Havana we give you the opportunity to visit a tea factory and see how the green leaves of the fields become the steaming cuppa of that golden brew that so many of us love