World’s End, Sri Lanka , Nuwara Eliya
About World’s End, Sri Lanka
A deep cliff, with a drop of 4,000 feet! Excited? Yes, the World’s End is the place where you can literally see the end of the world. Located in Horton Plains National Park of Nuwara Eliya is a key tourist attraction site in Sri Lanka. Located about 1 km away from the main cliff is another cliff known as “Small World’s End” with a drop of 1,000 ft.
The view from this spot if obviously mind blowing but you need to reach here early or everything is covered by a mist. The best time is before 9 am, when you can spy the toy-town, the beautiful tea plantation villages and the view of almost the entire area which will leave you mesmerized.
The interesting thing about this place is the weather which can change within minutes. One moment it is bright and sunny and the next moment it can be chilly and misty. You need to be very careful around the edges since there are no security rails here.
This place is worth a visit, if only for its sheer panoramic view!
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Horton Plains National Park, Central Province
0.1 km from World’s End, Sri Lanka - See map
Amidst the cooling mist and the glittering dew drops on grass, the hike through Horton Plains is simply breathtaking. Though visitors complain of...
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Hakgala Gardens, Central Province
24.1 km from World’s End, Sri Lanka - See map
The Hakgala Botanical Gardens got its name from the rock on which the garden grows, known as “Hakgala” rock which basically means...
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Gregory Lake, Sri Lanka, Central Province
28.8 km from World’s End, Sri Lanka - See map
A lake is a place to just sit, relax and observe the world go by, and Gregory Lake is just the place to do this. Being the most prominent...
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Victoria Park, Nuwara Eliya, Central Province
29.9 km from World’s End, Sri Lanka - See map
Touted as one of the best maintained town parks in South Asia, the Victoria Park lies at the centre of the town. The name of the park has a royal...
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Galway’s Land National Park, Central Province
30.3 km from World’s End, Sri Lanka - See map
Often touted as Sri Lanka’s newest national park, the Galway’s Land National Park is located within the city limits of Nuwara Eliya. It is a...
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Holy Trinity Church, Nuwara Eliya, Central Province
30.7 km from World’s End, Sri Lanka - See map
The Holy Trinity Church, located in Nuwara Eliya is a very Anglican- looking church. This is a perfect example of the memorial building from the...
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Lover's Leap Falls, Nuwara Eliya, Central Province
34 km from World’s End, Sri Lanka - See map
One of the most spectacular waterfalls in Sri Lanka, the Lover’s Leap Falls is a small runlet which originates from the country’s tallest...
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Pedro Tea Factory, Central Province
35.5 km from World’s End, Sri Lanka - See map
The Pedro Tea Factory is located just outside the town centre and is a small tea factory. This place provides you a glimpse of you the tea is...
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Halpewatte Tea Factory, Uva Province
48.2 km from World’s End, Sri Lanka - See map
Amidst the green surroundings stands the Halpewatte Tea Factory which is one of the largest in the region of Uva. It produces 1.5 millions of...
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St. Clair’s Falls, Nuwara Eliya, Central Province
49 km from World’s End, Sri Lanka - See map
Known sometimes as Sri Lanka’s “Niagara” and “King of waterfalls”, the St. Clair’s Fall has magnificent beauty. This fall is basically...
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Bluefield Tea Gardens, Nuwara Eliya, Central Province
50.2 km from World’s End, Sri Lanka - See map
The Bluefield Tea Gardens is a blend of traditions and tea culture of Sri Lanka. Located in the Nuwara Eliya area, it is a tea plantation farm...
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Demodara Railway Loop, Uva Province
50.6 km from World’s End, Sri Lanka - See map
Demodara railway track is remarkable for its unique construction. It was built by the British in the 20th century to transport the tea plantations...
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