Location
Nuwara Eliya is situated at a driving distance of 154 kilometers from the Bandaranaike International Airport, which would take approximately 4 hours and 33 minutes to reach via the Ginigathena Road. Nuwara Eliya has so much to offer in terms of attractions, be it Colonial Heritage, Wildlife & Nature, the Epic Ramayana, Tea Excursions and much more.
Area Nuwara Eliya 
Temperatures 34°C | 18°C 
Distance from Colombo 171 km 
Closest Major City Nuwara Eliya (3.1 km) 
Closest Train Station Nanu Oya (12.1 km) 
Closest Bus Terminus Nuwara Eliya (7.5 km) 
Hakgala Botanical Garden
The Hakgala Botanical Gardens established in 1861 is situated 16 kilometres outside the Nuwara Eliya town and just 5 minutes from the hotel. It was originally established for the cultivation of medicinal crops, later turned into a tea plantation and today a botanical garden famed for its flora, especially its roses and orchids! It is also closely associated with the epic Ramayana of Indian fame.
Gregory Lake
Built during the British rule of Ceylon by the then Governor Sir William Gregory in 1873, this manmade lake with its placid waters and beautiful backdrop situated just 15 minutes away from the hotel offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy boat rides, pony rides and lakeside picnics making it a family friendly spot for recreation and relaxation.
Victoria Park
This colourfully laid out park spanning 27 acres was named ‘Queen Victoria Park’ to commemorate the 60th Jubilee Coronation of Queen Victoria in 1897. Endowed with a large variety of trees and flowering plants, it is a quiet spot in busy Nuwara Eliya where one can refresh, relax and indulge in some great bird watching. The park also has its own kid’s play area making it a big attraction with the little ones and is just 15 minutes away from the hotel.
Seetha Amman Temple
It is believed to the exact spot where King Ravana of Lanka held Sita of Ramayana fame captive. The thick forest of Ashoka trees, the idols, including that of Sita discovered some time ago, the rock where Sita sat and meditated and the stream where she bathed are some interesting things that are associated with this mythological legend.