Horton Plains

Horton Plains

Experience the captivating beauty of Horton Plains National Park. Hike through the misty grasslands, visit the dramatic World’s End viewpoint, and encounter unique wildlife in this UNESCO-listed sanctuary.

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Horton Plains, located in Sri Lanka’s central highlands, is a pristine national park known for its unique landscapes and diverse ecosystems. Covering approximately 31,000 hectares, the park features a high-altitude plateau surrounded by dense forests, grasslands, and scenic viewpoints. It is famous for its dramatic “World’s End” cliff, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding lowlands. Horton Plains is also home to a variety of wildlife, including the endangered Sri Lankan leopard, sambar deer, and a rich array of bird species. Popular activities include trekking the well-marked trails, such as the World’s End and Baker’s Falls trails, which allow visitors to experience the park’s natural beauty and serene environment. Horton Plains is a haven for nature enthusiasts and a key component of Sri Lanka’s highland ecosystem.

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