Overview
Horton Plains National Park is a stunning highland plateau known for its unique biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes. Famous for the dramatic drop at World’s End and the picturesque Baker’s Falls, it’s a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and hikers. Tour activities include guided treks, wildlife spotting, and exploration of its misty trails. Horton Plains offers an unforgettable experience for those seeking adventure and natural beauty.
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Horton Plains National Park spans over 3,160 hectares and is a biodiversity hotspot home to 24 species of mammals, 87 species of birds, and 9 species of reptiles. World’s End, the park’s most famous viewpoint, drops nearly 870 meters, offering breathtaking vistas. Horton Plains is part of the Central Highlands of Sri Lanka, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which collectively covers over 56,000 hectares. The park’s cool climate and high altitude attract over 200,000 hikers annually.
