Best SellerJames Taylor Tea Estate from Kandy
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Explore one of Sri Lanka's premier bird sanctuaries on a guided 7-hour trek through Udawatta Kele Forest Reserve, a protected woodland hugging the ridge above Kandy. Combine ornithology with hiking through historic ruins and natural forest, spotting endemic and migratory species while discovering centuries-old Kandyan heritage.
Visitors can tour the asylum consistently from 6 am to 5 pm. Despite the fact that the whole garden was announced as timberland save in 1856 and overhauled as an asylum in 1938. This garden has an elite assortment of avifauna. Other than that it is one of the excellent winged creature asylums in Sri Lanka. Udawatta Kele is on a sloping edge stretching between the Temple of the Tooth and the Uplands- Aruppola suburbs. The most elevated point of the edge is 635 meters above ocean level and 115 meters over the close by Kandy Lake.
After breakfast or take away the breakfast, leave your hotel in Kandy around 6.30.
With your private guide and stay fresh for your trek in the Udawattakele Forest Reserve. Exploring ruins from the Kingdom of Kandy, visit a cave where a hermit supposedly lived, and discover a wealth of bird, plant, and perhaps also animal life.
Enjoy a local lunch. Spot birds, plants, and so much more in the historic Udawattakele sanctuary.
Hike among nature and historic ruins and by the end of the day, we take you back to your hotel.
Visit October to April for drier, cooler conditions and clearer forest visibility. Early morning (6:30 am departure) is essential for optimal bird activity, particularly during breeding season (Dec–Mar).
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