Perched high in the hill country of the island, the attractions in Haputale consist of nature, heritage, and culture that are guaranteed to make you awe at the very sight of them. From exploring Diyaluma Falls to visiting Lipton’s Seat, your holiday amidst the lush mountains of Sri Lanka awaits!
Muthiyangana Raja Maha Vihara is an ancient Buddhist temple found in the Badulla district an hour and a half away from Haputale. This temple has a...
Across the world there have been several man-made and natural structures which have been given the name ‘The Devil’s Staircase’, and among them..
Located between Haputale and Ohiya railway stations, Idalgashinna Railway Station is often deemed as the most picturesque railway station..
The Dambatenne Tea Factory was built by Thomas Lipton in 1890 when he began his tea empire, and this is the factory that manufactures his famous..
The Adisham Bungalow was once the country house of Sir Thomas Lester Villiers, but today it houses the Adisham Monastery of the St. Benedict...
Diyaluma Waterfall is the country’s second tallest waterfall and one of the most accessible. Like many places in Sri Lanka, Diyaluma Waterfall is yet another location..
Lipton’s Seat is perhaps the most popular attraction in Haputale. Situated an hour away from Haputale town, Lipton’s Seat is a viewpoint named after the celebrated Thomas Lipton..