Sri Lanka – Part 3 – Hill Country

Leaving Tissamajarama and Yala National Park we headed towards Nuwara Elijah via Ella, two very popular destinations in Sri Lanka. This area is the hill country in central Sri Lanka and with cooler temperatures it is known for tea, spices and vegetable plantations. Most of the population in Sri Lanka is still Agrarian but in recent years there has been an increase in migration to the larger cities.

Rice Fields
Spices
Popcorn Stand
Xxx Falls
Falls in Action
Popular Stop
Roasting Corn
Scenic Highway to Nuwara Elija
Wandering the Tea Trails
Vegetable Growing Area
Walking Trails in the Year Plantations
Nuwara Elijah Known As Little England
Remnants of the British Influence
Sunset Over the Lake
The Grand Hotel
High Tea of Course
Dresses to Serve High Tea
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  1. That man was keeping an eye on you filming with karaoke lol. Beautiful scenery, but weirdly dated clothing for the high tea server.

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