The Pekoe Trail trekking

 

Pekoe Trail Trekking Itineraries & Price Guide

 

Trek No,1

 From misty hills to tea-scented valleys, the Pekoe Trail unfolds in 22 unforgettable stages:

 

• Stage 1: Hanthana to Galaha: Distance – 12.8 km
• Stage 2: Galaha to Loolkandura: Distance – 14.7 km
• Stage 3: Loolkandura to Thawalanthenna – 18.1 km
• Stage 4: Thawalanthenna to Pundaluoya – 14.1km
• Stage 5: Pundaluoya to Watagoda – 14.1 km
• Stage 6: Watagoda to Kotagala – 15.3km
• Stage 7: Kotagala to Norwood – 16.2km
• Stage 8: Norwood to Bogawanthalawa – 15.8km
• Stage 9: Bogawanthalawa to Dayagama – 16.5km
• Stage 10: Dayagama to Horton Plains – 14.9km
• Stage 11: Horton Plains to Udaweriya – 13.1km
• Stage 12: Udaweriya to Haputale – 14.8 km
• Stage 13: Haputale to St. Catherine – 13.5km
• Stage 14: St Catherine to Makulella – 9.4km
• Stage 15: Makulella to Ella – 9.5km
• Stage 16: Ella to Demodara – 8.8km
• Stage 17: Demodara to Haliela – 12.9km
• Stage 18: Haliela to Etampitiya – 13.9km
• Stage 19: Etampitiya to Lunuwatta – 18.4km
• Stage 20: Lunuwatta to Udupussellawa – 12.5km
• Stage 21: Udupussellawa to Kandapola – 16.7km
• Stage 22: Kandapola to Pedro Estate – 10.8km

The Pekoe Trail trek introduces you to hidden areas within these well-known destinations. The path winds along tarred roads and overgrown cart tracks—routes originally built during the British colonial era to transport tea from vast estates to nearby factories. Many of these paths are non-touristic and feature barely visible foot trails, often used by tea pluckers as shortcuts through tea estates and forested areas.

Cost For this program: – 60 US$ for person 20. USD for each additional person
This is for: – 1, Day Trekking professional Trekking Guide trail Pass	trekking level-moderate trekking type-One way
Displayed prices are only an approximate figure to get an idea. For a precise price, please get in touch with us to receive a quote. Prices can be different depending on different customers’ needs. Like Accommodation and transport

Trek No,2

 “Pekoe Trail Essentials: A 3-Day Trek Through Sri Lanka’s Scenic Highlands”

3,Days Trek,Stage 01-02 and 03

Kandy, Deltota, Loolecondera, Nuwara Eliya

Day 1 – Pekoe Trail Stage 01: Hanthana to Galaha (Approx. 13 km)

Begin your adventure with a morning pickup from your hotel in Kandy and transfer to Hanthana, the starting point of Stage 1 of your trek through Sri Lanka’s breathtaking Central Highlands. After a brief orientation with your guide, set off on a scenic journey through the misty hills of the Hanthana range, walking along narrow trails that meander through lush tea plantations, cool pine forests, and patches of cloud forest alive with the sounds of birds and rustling leaves. As you ascend and descend through the rolling terrain, take in sweeping views from natural viewpoints overlooking the Knuckles Range and surrounding valleys. Along the way, pass through small tea-picking villages where you can witness daily life in the highlands and engage with local communities, gaining insight into the region’s rich tea culture and colonial history. A scenic lunch stop allows time to rest and take in the tranquil surroundings. The trail continues toward Galaha, a quiet hillside village that marks the end of today’s walk. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your r guesthouse for check-in and relaxation. Enjoy a warm cup of Ceylon tea as the sun sets over the hills, followed by a traditional Sri Lankan dinner.

Day 2 – Pekoe Trail Stage 02: Galaha to Loolecondera (Approx. 15 km)

After a hearty breakfast, embark on a scenic transfer to the trailhead that marks the beginning of an unforgettable trek through the historic Loolecondera Tea Estate, the birthplace of the world-renowned Ceylon Tea. This trail invites you to walk in the footsteps of James Taylor, the Scottish planter who pioneered tea cultivation in Sri Lanka in the 19th century. As you journey through this lush landscape, you’ll explore a region steeped in history and heritage, where the legacy of tea continues to thrive. The path winds its way through some of the most picturesque parts of the estate, offering a sensory feast of sights, sounds, and aromas. Breathe in the crisp mountain air tinged with the scent of eucalyptus as you pass through groves of towering trees and gently rolling hills blanketed in emerald tea bushes. Along the way, you’ll come across important landmarks tied to Taylor’s life and work, providing a deeper understanding of the cultural and historical significance of this region. A highlight of the trek is the ascent of Kondagala Rock, a striking granite outcrop that rewards hikers with panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. From this vantage point, take in the sweeping vistas of mist-draped valleys, patchwork tea fields, and the distant silhouettes of Sri Lanka’s central highlands. Further along, pause at Taylor’s Seat, a peaceful spot where James Taylor himself once sat to admire the beauty of the land he helped transform. This immersive trek offers not only a connection to the past but also an opportunity to appreciate the rich biodiversity and tranquil charm of the highlands. After completing the trail, you will be transferred to your accommodation where you can unwind and reflect on the day’s experiences., end of the trek ensuring a comfortable and satisfying stay amid the serene surroundings.

Day 3 – Pekoe Trail Stage 03: Loolecondera to Tawalantenne (Approx. 18 km)

After enjoying a hearty breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the starting point of the day’s trek — a journey that promises some of the most spectacular scenery in the region. From here, begin your adventure on foot through a dramatic and ever-changing landscape. This section of the route, stretching toward Tawalantenne, is considered the longest and most scenic of the entire trek. Along the way, you’ll ascend high-altitude ridges that open up to breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys, with the rolling hills of Nuwara Eliya often visible in the distance. As you progress, the trail weaves through remote and picturesque tea estates, where the neatly trimmed rows of tea bushes stretch across the hillsides like green waves. You’ll also pass-through lush forest patches alive with birdsong and the scent of eucalyptus and wildflowers, as well as quiet stretches that follow old colonial-era paths — remnants of a bygone era that lend the journey a nostalgic charm. These ancient footpaths, once used by planters and traders, now serve as a serene route for nature lovers and photographers seeking to capture the raw beauty of Sri Lanka’s hill country. Throughout the day, you’ll experience moments of peace, challenge, and awe as the trail offers both gentle meanders and more demanding climbs. Each turn brings a new perspective, from mist-covered valleys to cascading waterfalls hidden in the greenery. It’s a day designed for immersion in nature, ideal for travelers who appreciate both natural beauty and cultural heritage. As the trek comes to an end, you’ll be met by your driver and transferred either back to Nuwara Eliya for a restful evening or onward to Kandy, depending on your next destination. Note: Accommodation in Nuwara Eliya is not included – guests are free to choose their own lodging

Cost For this program: –   750, US$ for 2 persons 300, US$ for Every Extra person
This is for: – Professional trekking guide Picnic Lunch during treks 2, Night Accommodation with Dinner & Breakfast Any Entrance fees Local transport trail pass	Trekking Level: – Moderate Trekking trail has ups and downs, but not so steep Accommodation is Simple
Please Note: The prices displayed are approximate and provided for general guidance only. For an accurate and personalized quote, we recommend contacting us directly. Final pricing may vary based on individual preferences, such as accommodation standards, transportation options, and other specific requirements.

Trek,No,3

“Highlands to Heritage: A Scenic 2-Day Trek from Horton Plains to Haputale on the Pekoe Trail”

Duration: 2 Days / 1 Night

Day 1 – Stage 11: Horton Plains to Udaweriya (via World’s End & Devil’s Staircase)

Pickup: 6:00 AM from your hotel in Nuwara Eliya, Ella, Haputale, or Bandarawela. We begin with a scenic 1-hour drive to the starting point at Horton Plains National Park, the highest point of the entire Pekoe Trail, situated at an elevation of 2,170 meters. Your adventure begins at the Horton Plains visitor center, where we set off on a 9 km circular trek to explore the dramatic escarpments and waterfalls of the park. Highlights include Mini World’s End, Great World’s End, and the picturesque Baker’s Falls, before looping back to the visitor center. Following this, a 20-minute vehicle transfer takes us to the start of the Devil’s Staircase, a rugged trail famously named by Scottish planters for its steep, winding descent. This section of the Pekoe Trail offers some of the most breathtaking views of the entire journey, with sweeping panoramas over the Udaweriya Valley, Udawalawe National Park, and even the southern coastline on clear days. We continue hiking through scenic terraced vegetable plots and pass by remote hillside villages before arriving in Udaweriya, a quiet and secluded valley surrounded by tea estates. Overnight Stay: In a charming lodge nestled within a remote tea plantation, where you’ll be welcomed with home-cooked Sri Lankan rice and curry for dinner.

Day 2 –Stage 12: Ohiya to Haputale via Thangamale Forest Sanctuary

After enjoying a warm breakfast at the lodge in Udaweriya, we begin our second day of trekking through a rich and diverse natural landscape that few tourists get to experience. The trail takes us through a variety of forest types — from cool Pine woodlands and towering Eucalyptus groves to dense Rainforest patches and pristine Natural Forests, each offering its own unique atmosphere and ecosystem. As we hike deeper into the heart of Sri Lanka’s hill country, we pass through sweeping tea plantations, where endless rows of vibrant green bushes roll over the hillsides. This stretch offers some of the most spectacular panoramic views on the entire Pekoe Trail — on clear days, you can enjoy a striking contrast of both the northern and southern vistas of the island. Adding a unique twist to the trek, we follow a section of railway line, where we walk alongside the tracks for about 30 minutes, passing through a dark tunnel and a charming railway station, capturing a nostalgic glimpse into Sri Lanka’s colonial-era rail heritage. We continue through the Thangamale Nature Reserve, a tranquil sanctuary known for its biodiversity and quiet beauty. As we approach the end of our hike, we are surrounded by the peaceful sounds of nature and the refreshing highland breeze. Upon completion of the trail, in Haputale, where you’ll settle in for the night at a cozy local guest house. Here, you’ll be treated to a delicious home-style dinner, followed by a restful night in the cool mountain air. Breakfast the next morning is also included at the guest house.

Cost For this program: – 550, US$ for 2 persons 200, US$ for Every Extra person
This is for: – 2, Days Trekking Professional trekking guide Picnic Lunch during treks 1, Night Accommodation with Dinner & Breakfast Any Permit & Entrance fees Local transport & luggage transfer	18, Hour’s trekking-for 3 days 45.KM Trekking Level: – Moderate Trekking Trail type- One way Trail has ups and downs but not so steep
Displayed prices are only an approximate figure to get an idea. For a precise price, please get in touch with us to receive a quote. Prices can be different depending on different customers’ needs. Like Accommodation and transport

 Trek No,4

“Epic Trekking Journey: Pekoe Trail Stage 12 and the Devil’s Staircase to Sri Lanka’s Tallest Waterfall”

Duration: 2 Days / 1 Night

Day 1 –  Trekking Through Thangamale Sanctuary, Tea Plantations & Natural Forests

we start our trek from Ella, Haputale & BandarawelaYour adventure begins in the morning in Haputale. We meet at the Haputale Railway Station, from where you will be transferred by tuk-tuk or minivan to the starting point of the trek. The journey starts with a forest walk through the serene and therapeutic Thangamale Bird Sanctuary, a haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers alike. Here, you can immerse yourself in the peaceful environment, surrounded by lush forest and beautiful landscapes. As you trek, you will explore various types of forests rarely experienced by everyday tourists, including Pine Forests, Natural Forests, Eucalyptus groves, and Rainforests. The trail then takes you through the iconic tea plantations that blanket the hillsides, offering breathtaking views of Sri Lanka’s hill country and stunning vistas stretching north and south. A unique highlight of this trek is walking along a railway line, passing through a tunnel and a quaint railway station, adding a nostalgic charm to your journey. Midway, you will stop for a picnic with panoramic views to relax and enjoy the natural beauty around you. Continuing, you trek through remote tea estate villages where you will meet local families and children. Feel free to share sweets or small gifts, as visitors are a rare and welcomed sight in these close-knit communities. You’ll observe tea pickers at work and even get the chance to join them, experiencing firsthand the craft behind the tea you enjoy every day. Overnight: Stay in a cozy lodge nestled within a remote tea plantation, surrounded by tranquility and nature.

Day 2 – Trekking to Sri Lanka’s Highest Waterfall via the Devil’s Staircase

After breakfast at the lodge, prepare for a day of hiking to Bambarakanda Falls, Sri Lanka’s highest waterfall. This trek offers spectacular panoramic views over tea plantations and mountain villages. As you trek through the hills, you will pass by local families and have the chance to visit a village school. Visitors are warmly welcomed, and if you wish, you can share sweets or school supplies with the children. The trail also passes through the famous Devil’s Staircase, a narrow path with three sharp hairpin bends. The views here are particularly stunning, with the tea estate landscapes unfolding before you. Next, you descend into a forested area to reach Lanka Falls, a hidden waterfall rarely visited by tourists. Here you can swim in the natural pool beneath the falls and enjoy a refreshing picnic lunch surrounded by nature. After your rest, the trek continues to Bambarakanda Falls, where you’ll stand at the base of the majestic waterfall and take in the awe-inspiring sight of the cascading water. Depending on the crowd and conditions, you may have the chance to swim in the pool beneath the falls. The descent continues with breathtaking views of the waterfall and surrounding tea plantations, offering ample opportunities to capture stunning photos and soak in the beauty of the Sri Lankan highlands.  

Cost For this program: – 450, US$ for 2 persons 200, US$ for Every Extra person
This is for: – 2, Days Trekking professional Trekking Guide picnic Lunch on the trekking 1, Night Accommodation in lodges Dinner & breakfast Any permit & Entrance fees transport	Trekking for 2 days 30 KM trekking level-moderate trekking type-One way
Please Note: The prices displayed are approximate and provided for general guidance only. For an accurate and personalized quote, we recommend contacting us directly. Final pricing may vary based on individual preferences, such as accommodation standards, transportation options, and other specific requirements.

 Trek, No,5

Pekoe Trail Luxury Experience: 3 Days of Scenic Trekking from Horton Plains through Ohiya, Haputale & Bandarawela Stages 11, 12 & 13

Duration: 3 Days / 2 Night

Day 1 – Stage 11: Horton Plains National Park & World’s End to Udaweriya via Devil’s Staircase

We pick you up at 6:00 AM from your hotel in Nuwara Eliya, Ella, Haputale, or Bandarawela and drive approximately one hour to Horton Plains National Park, the highest point of the entire Pekoe Trail at an elevation of 2,170 meters. From the visitor center, embark on a scenic 9 km hike to the breathtaking World’s End viewpoints—including Mini World’s End, Great World’s End, and Baker’s Falls—before returning to the park information center. After a short 20-minute vehicle transfer, begin the legendary Devil’s Staircase hike. Named by Scottish planters for its steep, winding descent, this trail offers spectacular views as you descend into Udaweriya Valley, semi-circling the mountain. On clear days, you can see as far as Udawalawe National Park and the distant coastline. Continue trekking through Udaweriya Valley, passing a remote tea plantation village, lush terraces of vegetable gardens, and quaint local homes scattered throughout the valley. Your day concludes in Udaweriya, where you’ll enjoy a luxurious overnight stay at the Hill Safari Eco Lodge, complete with a delicious dinner and breakfast in serene surroundings.

Day 2 – Stage 12: Udaweriya to Haputale via Thangamale Sanctuary & Forest

After a hearty breakfast, begin your trek through diverse forest ecosystems rarely experienced by everyday tourists. Traverse through cool Pine Forests, fragrant Eucalyptus groves, pristine Rainforest, and Natural Forests. Wander through the iconic tea plantations of Sri Lanka’s beautiful hill country, soaking in breathtaking views that stretch north and south. A highlight includes walking along a historic railway line, passing through a tunnel and quaint rural station. The trek continues through the peaceful Thangamale Nature Sanctuary, rich in biodiversity and tranquility. At the end of your trek, enjoy a short drive to your comfortable accommodation in Haputale, where you’ll rest and refresh.

Day 3 – Stage 13: Haputale to St. Catherine or Bandarawela – Trekking Through Stunning Tea Plantations

Following breakfast at your hotel in Haputale, we begin the final stage of your trek. Today, we combine stages 13 and 14 in a unique, scenic route from Haputale to Bandarawela, traversing some of the most beautiful tea trails in Sri Lanka. Starting from the guest house, you’ll trek through lush tea plantations that stretch as far as the eye can see. While tea is Sri Lanka’s most popular beverage after water, truly understanding Ceylon tea means walking the estate paths and immersing yourself in the everyday life of the plantations. The trail winds through a cool, shaded forest reserve—perfect for an invigorating uphill walk—before opening onto a peaceful tea estate road. Along the way, enjoy panoramic views, fresh mountain air, and the tranquil atmosphere of the hills. At the end of the trek, unwind with a relaxing 30-minute tuk-tuk ride to your accommodation in Bandarawela,Haputale or Ella booked by you, where you can celebrate the completion of your luxury trekking adventure.

Cost For this program: – 750, US$ for 2 persons 300, US$ for Every Extra person
This is for: – 3, Days Trekking Professional trekking guide Picnic Lunch during treks 2, Night Accommodation with Dinner & Breakfast Any Permit or Entrance fees Local transport & luggage transfer	18, Hour’s trekking-for 3 days 45.KM Trekking Level: – Moderate Trekking Trail type- One way Trail has ups and downs but not so steep
Please Note: The prices displayed are approximate and provided for general guidance only. For an accurate and personalized quote, we recommend contacting us directly. Final pricing may vary based on individual preferences, such as accommodation standards, transportation options, and other specific requirements.

 Trek, No, 6

“Nature, Culture & Adventure: 3-Day Immersive Trek on the Pekoe Trail from Dayagama to Haputale via Horton Plains”

Duration: 3 Days / 2 Night

Day 1 – Stage 10: Dayagama to Horton Plains with World’s End

Your journey begins in the remote and tranquil village of Dayagama, tucked away in the heart of Sri Lanka’s lush Agarapatana Valley. This area is one of the most secluded parts of the island’s renowned tea country, offering an authentic and off-the-beaten-path experience far from the usual tourist trails. As you set out on this physically and mentally rewarding trek, you will immerse yourself in the rich natural beauty and cultural heritage of the region. The trail leads you through the breathtaking montane grasslands and ancient cloud forests of Horton Plains National Park—a UNESCO-designated biodiversity hotspot. This unique ecosystem, situated at an elevation of 2,100 to 2,300 meters, is home to many endemic species of flora and fauna, making it a paradise for nature lovers and bird watchers. As you hike, be captivated by stunning landscapes including the world-famous World’s End—a dramatic cliff offering spectacular panoramic views over the surrounding valleys and mountains. Nearby, the serene Baker’s Falls, cascading gently through the forest, provides a perfect spot to rest and appreciate the pristine environment. After a day of invigorating trekking and awe-inspiring sights, you will unwind at a peaceful lodge nestled within a tea plantation, where you can enjoy a delicious home-cooked dinner and a restful night surrounded by the tranquil ambiance of the hills. End of the trek will be transfer to a remote tea plantation village Lodge for the over night

Day 2 – Stage 11: Horton Plains to Udaweriya via Devil’s Staircase

Following a hearty breakfast at your lodge, you’ll begin your trek from Horton Plains, setting out on wide, well-trodden trails that lead you through some of the most spectacular tea country landscapes in Sri Lanka. The path takes you across rolling expanses of tea plantations, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys that stretch as far as the eye can see. The highlight of today’s trek is the famous Devil’s Staircase—a challenging and exhilarating descent named by Scottish planters for its steep, winding steps carved into the hillside. As you carefully navigate this dramatic trail, be rewarded with stunning vistas that, on clear days, extend all the way to Udawalawe National Park and the distant coastline, creating a breathtaking backdrop that perfectly captures the raw beauty of Sri Lanka’s highlands. After leaving the Devil’s Staircase behind, you’ll enter a hidden south-facing valley, often referred to as the ‘hidden valley’ due to its secluded location on the edge of the tea country. This valley is a patchwork of neat vegetable terraces and dotted with small, traditional villages where life moves at a gentle pace. Here, you may catch glimpses of local farmers tending their crops or children playing outside their homes, offering a rare glimpse into rural Sri Lankan life. End of the trek will come back to our lodge for the night

 Day 3 – Stage 12: Udaweriya to Haputale via Thangamale Sanctuary & Forest

After a nourishing breakfast at your lodge, embark on the final leg of your trekking adventure through some of Sri Lanka’s most pristine and diverse natural landscapes. This day’s journey is a rare opportunity to explore a variety of forest ecosystems rarely experienced by the average visitor. Your path winds through cool Pine forests, dense Natural forests, aromatic Eucalyptus groves, and the rich, vibrant Rainforest, each offering its own unique sights, sounds, and sensations. As you trek through these serene environments, you will gradually transition into picturesque tea plantations that blanket the rolling hillsides in neat rows of emerald green. The vistas from this trail are truly spectacular, providing sweeping panoramic views of Sri Lanka’s hill country stretching north and south — a perfect setting for unforgettable photo opportunities and moments of quiet reflection. Adding a unique charm to the trek, you’ll have the chance to walk along a section of an old railway line. This includes passing through a quaint tunnel and stopping at a remote railway station, offering a glimpse into the colonial-era rail infrastructure nestled deep within the hills. The rhythmic sound of your footsteps along the tracks and the gentle sounds of nature creates a peaceful atmosphere as you continue your journey. The trek culminates with a peaceful hike through the Thangamale Nature Reserve, a lush forest sanctuary known for its rich biodiversity and tranquil environment. Here, the calm and beauty of the forest provide a perfect finale to your multi-day trek. the trek  end in Haputale, from here you can go to your hotel booked by you in Haputale, Bandarawela or Ella,and celebrate the successful completion of your trek amidst the comforts of your hotel.  

Cost For this program: – 750, US$ for 2 persons 300, US$ Every Extra person
This is for: – 3, Days trekking Professional trekking guide Picnic Lunch during treks 2, Night Accommodation with Dinner & Breakfast Any Entrance fee & Pass	Trekking Level: – Moderate Trekking trail has ups and downs, but not so steep Accommodation is Simple
Please Note: The prices displayed are approximate and provided for general guidance only. For an accurate and personalized quote, we recommend contacting us directly. Final pricing may vary based on individual preferences, such as accommodation standards, transportation options, and other specific requirements.

 Trek, No,7

Explore the Heart of Sri Lanka: Forest Trails, Train Rides, and Ella Rock on a 4-Day Trek Pekoe Trail Stages 12–15

Trekking from Nuwaraeliya to Ella, No,1

Duration: 4 Days / 3 Night

Day 1: Single Tree Hill, Highest Village, and Scenic Train Ride

Your journey begins with a morning meet-up at your hotel in Nuwara Eliya. From there, we embark on a hike up Single Tree Hill  a moderate trek that winds through lush tea plantations to a stunning panoramic viewpoint. Standing at 2,100 meters, Single Tree Hill (also known as One Tree Hill) offers sweeping views of Lake Gregory, Nuwara Eliya town, and surrounding peaks such as Adam’s Peak, Piduruthalagala, and Hakgala. Continuing through tea plantation villages and vegetable gardens, you will experience the authentic lifestyle of local communities. Here, you can even try your hand at picking tea leaves alongside the women who work the estates. This region is the heart of Sri Lanka’s tea production and rarely visited by tourists. As the trek concludes, we reach Nanu Oya railway station and board a scenic train bound for Ohiya. Upon arrival, we transfer by tuk-tuk halfway and hike about 30 minutes to reach your remote tea plantation lodge with panoramic views. Enjoy a delicious dinner and rest in peaceful surroundings. Overnight: Remote Lodge in Ohiya with Dinner and breakfast

Day 2: Stage 12 – Udaweriya to Haputale via Thangamale Sanctuary

After breakfast, we begin one of Sri Lanka’s most beautiful forest treks. Walking through a mix of Pine, Eucalyptus, Natural, and Rainforests, you will immerse yourself in nature’s calming embrace. This tranquil experience is both physically refreshing and mentally therapeutic. The trail continues through picturesque tea plantations with vistas stretching north and south across Sri Lanka’s central highlands. A unique part of today’s journey includes walking along a railway line — complete with a tunnel crossing and historic station stop. We’ll enjoy a scenic picnic stop before entering the Thangamale Nature Reserve, a bird sanctuary teeming with endemic species. After about 6 hours of trekking, we arrive in Haputale and check into a charming guesthouse. Overnight: Guesthouse in Haputale with Dinner & Breakfast

Day 3: Stages 13 & 14 – Haputale to Bandarawela via Tea Trails & Cooking Experience

Today, we walk through some of Sri Lanka’s most iconic tea plantations. After breakfast, we depart Haputale and begin trekking a modified route combining Pekoe Trail Stages 13 and 14, showcasing the finest of the hill country. The trail meanders through tea estates where you’ll see tea pluckers at work and have the chance to join them. The scenery features lush hills, narrow paths, and sweeping mountain vistas. A picnic lunch is enjoyed amidst the tea fields. In the afternoon, we reach Monisha Villa in Bandarawela. Here, a unique cultural experience awaits: a hands-on Sri Lankan cooking class with Fathima, a well-known host featured on TripAdvisor. You’ll prepare and cook traditional dishes before sitting down to enjoy your own culinary creations. Overnight: Monisha Villa Home Stay, Bandarawela with Cooking Class & Dinner, Breakfast

Day 4: Stage 15 – Makulella to Ella via Ella Rock & Ravana Cave

After a traditional breakfast, we take a tuk-tuk to our starting point for the final leg of the trek. Today’s route features a scenic and off-the-beaten-path hike to the summit of Ella Rock. Unlike the usual tourist path, our route winds through forest trails, vegetable farms, and quiet villages. The 8 km trek to Ella Rock reaches 2,000 meters in elevation and offers unmatched views of the surrounding valleys. After a picnic at the summit, we descend towards the historic Ravana Temple and Cave, steeped in legend. Finally, we arrive in Ella town, completing your 4-day adventure. From here, you can continue to your pre-arranged accommodation or transport. This immersive journey combines nature, culture, and adventure—offering a unique and enriching way to experience Sri Lanka’s hill country through the scenic Pekoe Trail.  

Departure from Nuwaraeliya
Lowest Rate Guarantee 900, US$ for 2 Person every extra person 350, US$
What’s Included 1. Professional guide 2.  All Fees and Taxes 3.  Picnic Lunch 4.   3. Nights’ Accommodation with. Dinner & Breakfast 5, Local Transport	This is an outdoor Trekking Activity in tropical Country Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level Trekking Level: – Moderate Trekking trail has ups and downs, but not so steep
Please Note: The prices displayed are approximate and provided for general guidance only. For an accurate and personalized quote, we recommend contacting us directly. Final pricing may vary based on individual preferences, such as accommodation standards, transportation options, and other specific requirements.

Trek, No,8

             

“Journey Through Sri Lanka’s Highlands: A 4-Day Trek from Nuwaraeliya to Ella via ella Rock on the Scenic Pekoe Trail (Stages 11 to 15)”

  Duration: 4 Days / 3 Night

Day 1: Horton Plains National Park, World’s End & Devil’s Staircase (Pekoe Trail Stage 11)

After an early breakfast, we leave Nuwara Eliya and drive about 1 hour and 30 minutes to Horton Plains National Park. This highland plateau is one of Sri Lanka’s most beautiful nature reserves. We begin a 3-hour trek through the park, passing misty grasslands, cloud forests, and scenic viewpoints. Along the way, we visit the stunning Baker’s Falls and the dramatic World’s End cliff, where the land drops nearly 900 meters with breathtaking views on clear days. After completing the circular trail, we return to the park entrance and drive another 15 minutes to the starting point of our next hike. From here, we trek along the upper section of the Devil’s Staircase, a winding downhill path through lush tea plantations and remote mountain landscapes. This trail is part of Stage 11 of the Pekoe Trail, and offers spectacular panoramic views throughout. We continue walking until we reach a small village where our remote mountain lodge is located. Here, we settle in for the night and enjoy a warm, home-cooked Sri Lankan rice and curry dinner prepared by our hosts. The peaceful setting and fresh mountain air make for a perfect end to the day.

Day 2: Forest Walk – Pekoe Trail Stage 12 & Thangamale Sanctuary via Haputale

After breakfast at the lodge, we begin our trek along Stage 12 of the Pekoe Trail. Today’s walk takes us through a variety of beautiful and peaceful forest landscapes, far from the usual tourist paths. Forest walks like this are known for their calming effect on the mind and body, and this route offers a perfect mix of nature, fresh mountain air, and scenic beauty. We hike through several types of forests—pine forest, eucalyptus forest, and patches of lush rainforest. Along the way, we also walk-through rolling tea plantations, giving us a real taste of Sri Lanka’s hill country. The views on this route are stunning—on a clear day, you can see both the northern and southern parts of the island from high vantage points. One of the unique highlights of this trek is a short walk along the railway line, including a walk through a tunnel and past a local railway station. We’ll take a break for a picnic lunch at a panoramic viewpoint, where you can relax and enjoy the peaceful scenery. As we continue, we enter the Thangamale Bird Sanctuary. This peaceful, protected forest is home to many species of birds and offers a wonderful experience for nature lovers and bird watchers alike. The trail through the sanctuary is quiet, cool, and full of greenery—perfect for soaking in the sounds and sights of nature. This full-day trek takes about 6 hours in total, and by the end of the day, we arrive in the small town of Haputale. We’ll check into our guesthouse, where a warm dinner awaits. We stay overnight in Haputale, ready for the next day’s adventure.

Day 3: Trekking Sri Lanka’s Stunning Tea Plantations (Pekoe Trail Stages 13 & 14) with an Authentic Sri Lankan Cooking Experience

After breakfast at the guest house in Haputale, we begin our trek along Stages 13 and 14 of the Pekoe Trail. Today’s walk takes us through what many consider the most beautiful tea plantations in Sri Lanka. This is not just a hike—it’s a journey into the heart of the country’s world-famous tea culture. Tea is deeply woven into Sri Lankan life. To truly understand it, you must walk the paths where it grows, through misty hills, across emerald-green estates, and alongside the tea pluckers who bring it to life. The trail today winds through rolling plantations for 5 to 6 hours, offering stunning landscapes and panoramic views of the highlands. Along the way, you’ll see tea workers—often called “tea ladies”—plucking leaves by hand, just as it has been done for generations. You’ll even have the chance to join them for a short while and try your hand at tea plucking. This trail is away from the tourist crowds, so you’ll be surrounded mostly by locals and the peaceful beauty of the countryside. We’ll take a break for a scenic picnic right in the middle of the tea fields—a perfect spot to relax and take in the views. Once the trek is complete, we hop into a tuk-tuk for a short ride to Monisha Villa Home Stay, where a special experience awaits. Here, we’ll join Fathima and her family for a hands-on Sri Lankan cooking class. Fathima is well-known for her cooking, with many happy guests sharing their experience on TripAdvisor under the Sri Lanka Trekking Club. You’ll take part in every step—chopping, grinding spices, cooking over fire—guided by Fathima’s expert hand. Once everything is ready, we sit down together and enjoy a delicious dinner that you helped prepare. We stay overnight at Monisha Villa, feeling full and fulfilled after a truly authentic Sri Lankan Day.

Day 4: Trekking to Ella Rock via Village, Forest & Ravana Cave (Pekoe Trail Stage 15)

After enjoying a traditional local breakfast at Monisha Villa, we take a short tuk-tuk ride to the starting point of today’s trek—Stage 15 of the Pekoe Trail. Ella is a charming town nestled in Sri Lanka’s hill country, known for its breathtaking scenery and lush green valleys. One of the highlights of any visit to Ella is climbing the famous Ella Rock—and today, you’ll do it in a truly unique way. Instead of following the usual tourist route, we take a more scenic and off-the-beaten-path trail. Our route winds through peaceful forest paths, quiet villages, and vegetable farms, giving you a more authentic and immersive experience of local life and nature. The full trek is around 8 km and takes about 4 hours, including the climb up Ella Rock, which rises to around 2,000 meters above sea level. From the summit, you’ll enjoy spectacular panoramic views across the valley—a perfect place to relax and take it all in. We’ll stop for a picnic lunch at the top, where you can enjoy your meal with one of the most beautiful views in Sri Lanka. After a good rest, we begin our descent—taking a different route that passes through the legendary Ravana Cave and Temple. From the temple, we walk a short distance to reach the Ella town center. This marks the end of our 4-day trekking adventure. From here, you’re free to head to your hotel, guesthouse, or homestay that you’ve arranged for your stay in Ella.

Departure from Nuwaraeliya
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What’s Included 1.  Professional guide 2. All Fees and Taxes 3. Picnic Lunch 4. 3.Nights’ Accommodation with. Dinner & Breakfast 5, Local Transport	This is an outdoor Trekking Activity in tropical Country Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level Trekking Level: – Moderate Trekking trail has ups and downs, but not so steep
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Trek No,9

Kandy to Ella 7 Days Trekking The pekoe trails

“Discover Sri Lanka’s Scenic Heart: Trek the Pekoe Trail from Kandy to Ella Through Tea Plantations, Forests & Mountains (Stages 1–15)”

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Duration: 7 Days / 6 Night

Day 1 – Pekoe Trail Stage 1: Hanthana to Galaha

After a morning pick-up from your hotel in Kandy, you’ll drive to Hanthana to begin your trek along Stage 1 of the Pekoe Trail. This scenic trail climbs through the central tea plantations of Hanthana, a mountain range with seven prominent peaks offering spectacular panoramic views. On a clear day, you can see Victoria Reservoir and the Knuckles Mountain Range stretching out in the distance. The trail then descends gently through a dense pine forest and crosses a river just before reaching Galaha. This region also served as a filming location for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, with scenes shot around Hanthana and Kandy. The 13 km trek is considered easy, with an elevation gain of 458 meters and a loss of 410 meters. After completing the hike, you’ll be driven to your accommodation for dinner and an overnight stay, with breakfast included the next morning.

Day 2 – Pekoe Trail Stage 2: Galaha to Loolecondera

After breakfast, you’ll drive to the starting point of Stage 2 of the Pekoe Trail and begin your trek from Galaha to Loolecondera. The walk is divided into two segments: first from Galaha to Deltota, and then from Deltota to Loolecondera. The initial part follows a scenic path through the Deltota Estate, with sweeping views of the Hanthana mountains. Along the way, you’ll pass by the original cottage of James Taylor—the pioneer of Sri Lanka’s tea industry—which marks an important milestone on the trail. The route continues through lush tea bushes, massive rock formations, and a dense high-elevation rainforest. The trek is gentle and picturesque, offering a peaceful and immersive experience in the birthplace of Ceylon Tea. Once you reach Loolecondera, you’ll be driven back to your accommodation for dinner and an overnight stay, with breakfast provided the following morning.

Day 3 – Pekoe Trail Stage 3: Loolecondera to Tawalantenne

After breakfast, you’ll drive to Loolecondera to begin Stage 3 of the Pekoe Trail with a scenic 18 km trek to Tawalantenne. The trail starts with a gentle uphill climb through the upper divisions of the estate, offering breathtaking views of pine forests and dramatic rock formations. As you ascend, the landscape grows more remote and wild, creating a sense of stepping into another world. Leaving behind the last tea fields, you enter the jungle and soon find yourself on the historic Dimbula Road—an old British-built trail once used for transporting tea by horse and cart. Crossing the pass, you’ll be greeted by sweeping views over the Kotmale and Rilagala mountain ranges, and on clear days, you may even glimpse the sacred Adam’s Peak on the horizon. Continuing through the valleys, you’ll eventually see the Ramboda Pass and its cascading waterfalls before reaching Tawalantenne. After completing the trek, you’ll be driven to Nuwara Eliya for an overnight stay at Galway Heights Hotel, with dinner and breakfast included.

Day 4 – Horton Plains, World’s End & Devil’s Staircase

After an early breakfast, you’ll drive about 1.5 hours to Horton Plains National Park to begin a 3-hour trek through its stunning landscape, including visits to Baker’s Falls and the famous World’s End viewpoint. After returning to the park entrance, a short 15-minute transfer brings you to the top section of the Devil’s Staircase—part of the Pekoe Trail—where you’ll continue your hike through scenic tea plantations with sweeping panoramic views. The descent along this dramatic trail offers some of the most breathtaking scenery of the hill country. You’ll then climb gently up to a remote mountain village, where you’ll spend the night in a peaceful lodge. A hearty, home-cooked Sri Lankan rice and curry dinner awaits you, offering an authentic and cozy end to the day.

Day 5 – Pekoe Trail Stage 12: Ohiya to Thangamale Sanctuary via Haputale

After breakfast at the lodge, you’ll begin a stunning 6-hour trek through the forests and highlands of the Pekoe Trail Stage 12, from Ohiya to Thangamale Sanctuary via Haputale. This walk takes you through a variety of forest types—pine, eucalyptus, natural rainforest—and picturesque tea plantations, offering some of the most therapeutic and breathtaking scenery in Sri Lanka. Along the way, you’ll enjoy panoramic views stretching across both the north and south of the island. A unique part of the experience includes walking along a railway line for about half an hour, passing through a tunnel and by a charming hill country station. You’ll stop for a picnic with a view before continuing through the tranquil Thangamale Bird Sanctuary, an ideal spot for birdwatchers and nature lovers. After this unforgettable forest journey, you’ll arrive at a guesthouse in Haputale for a peaceful overnight stay, where a delicious homemade dinner will be served.

Day 6 – Pekoe Trail Stages 13 & 14: Trekking Through Sri Lanka’s Most Beautiful Tea Plantations and Sri Lankan Cooking Experience

After breakfast at the guest house, we begin a memorable trek through what is considered one of the most beautiful tea plantations in Sri Lanka, covering Pekoe Trail Stages 13 and 14. This 5 to 6-hour walk offers sweeping landscapes, stunning views, and a true immersion into the high tea country. Along the way, you’ll witness the timeless rhythm of local tea pluckers at work—rain or shine—and even have the chance to join them in picking tea leaves yourself. The walk also includes a scenic picnic stop amidst the tea fields, far from the tourist crowds, offering a deeply authentic experience. After the trek, a tuk-tuk will take you to Monisha Villa Home Stay, where you’ll take part in a traditional Sri Lankan cooking class with Fathima, a locally renowned cook known for her classes on TripAdvisor with the Sri Lanka Trekking Club. You’ll help prepare the full meal from scratch, and in the evening, enjoy the delicious dinner you’ve made yourself.

Day 7 – Pekoe Trail Stage 15: Trekking to Ella Rock, Ravana Cave, and Village Experience

After a hearty local breakfast at Monisha Villa, we take a tuk-tuk to the starting point of today’s trek—Ella Rock, one of Sri Lanka’s most iconic hiking destinations. Ella, nestled in the hill country, offers breathtaking views of lush green valleys and is a perfect base for exploring the region. While most tourists hike to Ella Rock along the same out-and-back trail, we take a unique circular route through quiet forests, local villages, and vegetable gardens, making the journey more immersive and scenic. The trek is about 8 km and takes roughly 4 hours round-trip, with a total elevation gain of 1,000 meters. At the summit of Ella Rock, you’ll enjoy a well-earned picnic lunch while soaking in the stunning views. After a restful break, we descend the mountain and visit the nearby Ravana Temple. From there, we walk to Ella town, where you can head to your hotel, guest house, or homestay of choice to conclude your adventure.

Lowest Rate Guarantee Cost For this program: – 1700, US$ for 2 persons every extra person 750, US$
This is for: – 7, Days Trekking professional Trekking Guide picnic Lunch on the trekking  6,Nights’ Accommodation in bungalows + Hotels + lodges Dinner & breakfast Any permit & Entrance fees transport + luggage transfer from kandy to Ella	45 Hours Trekking for 7 days 105 KM trekking level-moderate trekking type-One way
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Trek No,10

Trekking Sri Lanka’s Highlands: Hatton to Ella via Adam’s Peak, Horton Plains & Ella Rock

Discover the Soul of Sri Lanka on Foot – Climb Adam’s Peak, Cross Horton Plains, Conquer Ella Rock in 9 Days, Pekoe Trail Stage 07-08-09-10-12-13-14-&15

Overview Embark on a 9-day trekking adventure across Sri Lanka’s central highlands, from Hatton to Ella, following sections of the scenic Pekoe Trail. This immersive route takes you through lush tea plantations, sacred mountains, misty forests, and remote villages — offering a mix of nature, culture, and community-based travel.

Day 1 – Kotagala to Norwood (Pekoe Trail Stage 07)

Begin your journey with a scenic 16 km trek from Kotagala to Norwood. Pass by Chrysler’s Farm Tea Factory, Singamalai Lake, and enjoy sweeping views of Castlereagh Reservoir. Walk through small tea worker villages, temples, and churches before gently descending into Norwood. Transfer to Dalhousie (Nallathanniya) for the night.

Day 2 – Climbing Adam’s Peak (Sri Pada)

Rising 2,243 meters above sea level, Adam’s Peak — also known as Sri Pada or The Butterfly Mountain — is a sacred pilgrimage site near Hatton in Sri Lanka’s Central Highlands. At the summit lies a footprint-shaped rock formation revered by Buddhists, Hindus, Christians, and Muslims alike.

Most climbers begin the ascent around 2:00 AM to witness the stunning sunrise and the mountain’s unique triangular shadow cast across the clouds. A daytime climb is also rewarding, offering panoramic views of tea estates, misty hills, and waterfalls. After descending, we’ll drive to our hotel in Norwood to relax amid scenic tea country.

Day 3 – Rest & Hatton Exploration

Enjoy a relaxed day. In the afternoon, visit Hatton, a charming tea town nestled at 4,170 ft in the Central Highlands. Explore the colonial charm, misty tea fields, and local culture.

Day 4 – Norwood to Bogawantalawa (Pekoe Trail Stage 08)

Trek into the Golden Valley of Tea, passing the historic Norwood and Kew estates. Enjoy panoramic views of Maskeliya Valley and Adam’s Peak. Visit a hillside church where famed British photographer Julia Margaret Cameron was laid to rest.

Day 5 – Bogawantalawa to Dayagama (Pekoe Trail Stage 09)

Hike 16.4 km across the iconic Jacob’s Ladder into the remote Bopaththalawa Valley. Pass dairy farms, eucalyptus groves, and open plains before descending into the isolated tea village of Dayagama.

Day 6 – Dayagama to Horton Plains (Pekoe Trail Stage 10)

Climb from 1,421 m to 2,138 m through scenic tea trails into Horton Plains National Park. Enter the highland rainforest—home to deer, monkeys, and endemic birds—ending your hike near the historic Old Farr Inn. Park entry ticket required.

Day 7 – Udaweriya to Haputale via Thangamale Sanctuary (Stage 12)

Hike through pine, eucalyptus, and native forests with sweeping highland views. Cross a tunnel along the railway and enter Thangamale Nature Reserve, rich in birdlife. End in Haputale and check into a cozy guesthouse.

Day 8 – Tea Trails & Cooking Experience (Stages 13 & 14)

Walk 5–6 hours through some of Sri Lanka’s most beautiful tea plantations, meet local tea pluckers, and enjoy a picnic in the hills. In the evening, join Fathima at Monisha Villa for a hands-on Sri Lankan cooking class and traditional dinner.

Day 9 – Ella Rock via Village Trails & Ravana Cave (Stage 15)

Trek 8 km on an off-the-beaten-path route to Ella Rock through quiet forests, villages, and farms. Enjoy panoramic views from the summit and descend via the mystical Ravana Cave and Temple, finishing in Ella Town.

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Cost For this program: – 2700, US$ for 2 persons

every extra person 1100, US$

This is for: – 9, Days Trekking professional Trekking Guide picnic Lunch on the trekking 7,Nights’ Accommodation in bungalows + Hotels + lodges Dinner & breakfast Any permit & Entrance fees transport + luggage transfer from kandy to Ella	48 Hours Trekking for 8 days 125 KM trekking level-moderate trekking type-One way

 Trek No,11

10-Day Hiking Adventure on the Pekoe Trail with Sacred Temples, Tea Country Treks & 2 Days Scenic Train Journeys from Kandy to Ella

Temples • Tea Plantations • Scenic Trains • Cultural Encounters 

                                               Duration: 12 Days / 11 Night

Day 1 – Kandy: Sacred Temples, Heritage Walks & Botanical Gardens (Trekking Day 1)

Your adventure begins in Kandy, a city steeped in history and spiritual significance, surrounded by lush hills. After breakfast, lace up your hiking shoes for a unique Three Temples Hike, a 6-hour walk through paddy fields, villages, and serene countryside paths connecting the ancient temples of Embekke, Lankathilake, and Gadaladeniya. These temples, dating back to the 14th century, offer a glimpse into the region’s pre-Kandyan heritage. Embekke is particularly renowned for its intricately carved wooden pillars—each side of every column bears unique figures of dancers, warriors, mythical beasts, and flora. In the afternoon, relax with a stroll through the Peradeniya Botanical Gardens, home to more than 4,000 species of plants, including Asia’s largest orchid collection. Finish the day with a visit to the revered Temple of the Tooth, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that houses a relic of the Buddha. Overnight: Hotel or guesthouse in Kandy.

Day 2 – Pekoe Trail Stage 1: Hanthana to Galaha (Trekking Day 2)

Today marks your first hike along the Pekoe Trail, starting from the Ceylon Tea Museum in Hanthana. This 12 km trail is rated as easy and meanders through one of Sri Lanka’s oldest and largest tea estates, the Hanthana Estate. As you climb along the Katusu Konda Ridge, enjoy sweeping views of the Knuckles Mountain Range and the Hanthana peaks. The trail also passes by the rock formations featured in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. End your day’s hike in the charming town of Galaha, where you’ll be picked up and taken to your accommodation. Overnight: Guesthouse in Galaha or Deltota.

Day 3 – Pekoe Trail Stage 2: Galaha to Loolkandura (Trekking Day 3)

After breakfast, you’ll transfer back to Galaha to begin today’s scenic hike. The trail leads you through the picturesque Deltota Tea Estate, winding past serene hill-country villages and a tranquil Hindu temple tucked amid the tea-covered slopes. As you ascend, the landscape shifts from terraced plantations to mist-shrouded forest paths, immersing you in the calm beauty of Sri Lanka’s central highlands. Today’s highlight is a visit to the historic Loolkandura Estate, home to the island’s very first tea plantation, established in 1867 by Sir James Taylor. While here, take the time to hike up the nearby Kondagala Rock—a short but rewarding climb that offers commanding views over the estate and beyond. At the summit lies Taylor’s Seat, a simple stone bench where Sir James himself would sit and gaze over the rolling hills he helped transform into the heart of the Ceylon tea industry. From this peaceful perch, you’ll enjoy sweeping panoramas of lush valleys, endless tea fields, and distant misty peaks. As you descend back into the estate, the trail unfolds through a blend of rainforest, rock formations, and tea country vistas, creating a memorable finish to this historically rich and visually stunning section of the Pekoe Trail. Overnight: Colonial bungalow or guesthouse in Deltota.

Day 4 – Pekoe Trail Stage 3: Loolkandura to Tawalantenna (Trekking Day 4)

Begin your hike early at the historic Loolkandura Estate—Sri Lanka’s very first tea plantation. This stage is one of the longest and most rewarding sections of the Pekoe Trail, taking you deep into the heart of the central highlands. The path traces the old Dimbula Road, a colonial-era route once used by British planters to transport tea by bullock cart. As you ascend along this historic trail, the scenery shifts into remote and untamed beauty. Towering grasses sway in the breeze, dense forests draped in mist surround you, and breathtaking viewpoints open up across valleys and distant hills. This is one of the most historically and visually significant stretches of the entire Pekoe Trail—where time feels suspended and the legacy of Ceylon tea echoes in every step. Your trek concludes near Tawalantenna, where you’ll be transferred to your accommodation for a well-earned rest. Overnight: Comfortable guesthouse in Gampola or the surrounding countryside.

Day 5 – Train Journey: Gampola to Hatton – Tea Country by Rail

Take a break from hiking and board the train from Gampola to Hatton, considered one of the most scenic train journeys in the world. Marvel at the tea-covered hills, cascading waterfalls, and colonial stations as you ascend through Sri Lanka’s central highlands. Enjoy a restful afternoon at your accommodation, nestled within the tranquil surroundings of tea country. Overnight: Bungalow or guesthouse in Hatton.

Day 6 – Pekoe Trail: Watagoda to Kotagala (Trekking Day 5)

Begin today’s hike from Watagoda Train Station, passing forest streams, serene mountain lakes, and ancient banyan trees. As you journey through the Holyrood Estate, you’ll encounter local tea-picking communities and the vast rolling hills of Dimbula, one of the country’s largest tea-growing regions. Cross several valleys and enjoy ever-changing vistas before reaching Kotagala, where you’ll be transferred back for a well-earned rest. Overnight: Guesthouse in Kotagala.

Day 7 – Pekoe Trail Stage 7: Kotagala to Norwood (Trekking Day 6)

Today’s 16 km hike begins at Kotagala, ascending toward Chrysler’s Farm Tea Factory. From the high ridges, enjoy breathtaking views of Hatton and Castlereagh Reservoir. As you descend into Norwood, you’ll pass through rural settlements with a blend of Christian churches and Hindu temples, revealing the area’s multicultural heritage. Overnight: Stay in Norwood or return to Kotagala guesthouse.

Day 8 – Pekoe Trail: Norwood to Bogawantalawa (Trekking Day 7)

Your trek continues into the famous Golden Valley of Tea, descending from a ridge that separates the Bogawantalawa and Maskeliya Valleys. The area is celebrated for its lush, scenic tea estates and breathtaking views of Adam’s Peak in the distance. As you make your way through the valleys, you’ll pass churches, temples, and picturesque village roads before arriving in Bogawantalawa. Overnight: Guesthouse in Hatton or nearby.

Day 9 – Train Journey: Hatton to Ohiya – Highlands Adventure

Rejoin the highland railway for a scenic ride from Hatton to Ohiya, passing through cloud forests and the borders of Horton Plains National Park. The train journey offers uninterrupted views of misty mountains, waterfalls, and deep valleys. Upon arrival in Ohiya, you’ll transfer to your nearby lodge to prepare for the final stretch of the Pekoe Trail. Overnight: Lodge in Ohiya.

Day 10 – Horton Plains & Pekoe Trail Stage 12: Ohiya to Haputale (Trekking Day 8)

Start your day with an early morning transfer to the breathtaking Horton Plains National Park, a protected montane plateau renowned for its unique biodiversity and dramatic landscapes. As you trek through this ecological wonderland, you’ll traverse sweeping montane grasslands and ancient cloud forests alive with endemic flora and fauna found nowhere else on earth. Your hike includes visits to iconic viewpoints such as Mini World’s End and the spectacular World’s End, where sheer cliffs drop sharply into misty valleys far below, offering awe-inspiring panoramic vistas. Along the way, you’ll also stop at the tranquil Baker’s Falls, a picturesque cascade framed by lush vegetation. This circuit through the park takes approximately three hours and is an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and photographers alike. After completing your loop in Horton Plains, you’ll embark on Stage 12 of the Pekoe Trail, beginning from Udaveriya. This stretch descends gently through the peaceful Thangamale Bird Sanctuary, a haven for birdwatchers where colorful endemic species flit among towering trees. You’ll then pass-through dense stands of eucalyptus and pine forests, immersing yourself in the fresh, fragrant air of Sri Lanka’s highlands. One of the unique highlights of this stage is a short walk along an old railway track, including a mysterious tunnel carved through the hillside, adding an adventurous touch to your journey. The day concludes as you arrive in the charming town of Haputale, where you will settle into your cozy guesthouse or bungalow and reflect on the beauty of the highland wilderness you’ve just explored. Overnight: Guesthouse or bungalow in Haputale.

Day 11 – Pekoe Trail Stages 13 & 14: The Ultimate Tea Experience + Cooking Class (Trekking Day 9)

Today’s walk is a highlight—5–6 hours through some of Sri Lanka’s most stunning and least-touristed tea plantations. Walk alongside local tea pluckers, observe their craft, and enjoy a picnic lunch in the hills. The scenery is remarkable: misty valleys, emerald slopes, and smiling locals. In the afternoon, travel by tuk-tuk to Monisha Villa Homestay, where you’ll be warmly welcomed for a hands-on Sri Lankan cooking experience. Prepare a full dinner guided by Fathima, whose cooking classes are famous on TripAdvisor. End the evening enjoying the meal you helped create. Overnight: Monisha Villa Homestay, Haputale.

Day 12 – Trekking Around Ella: Ella Rock, Little Adam’s Peak & Nine Arches Bridge (Trekking Day 10)

No visit to the hill country is complete without Ella. Start with a guided trek to Ella Rock, a scenic 8 km trail through forests, villages, and farmlands. The summit rewards you with panoramic views across the valley—perfect for a picnic lunch. Next, hike to Little Adam’s Peak, a relatively easy climb with epic views that rival its taller namesake. Then follow a hidden forest trail to reach the iconic Nine Arches Bridge, an architectural marvel from the British era. Learn about its history, snap incredible photos, and stroll along the railway tracks. Overnight: Guesthouse in Ella.  

Lowest Rate Guarantee Cost For this program: – 2950, US$ for 2 persons every extra person 1250, US$

This is for: – 10, Days Trekking professional Trekking Guide picnic Lunch on the trekking  11,Nights’ Accommodation in bungalows + Hotels + lodges Dinner & breakfast Any permit & Entrance fees transport + luggage transfer from kandy to Ella	60 Hours Trekking for 10 days 160 KM trekking level-moderate trekking type-One way

10, Days Trek No,12

10-Day Reverse Pekoe Trail Trek: Off-the-Beaten-Path from Nuwara Eliya to Horton Plains

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Explore the hidden heart of Sri Lanka’s tea country on a rare and immersive journey along the lesser-trodden reverse stages (22 to 11) of the Pekoe Trail. From Pedro Estate near Nuwara Eliya to the highland wilderness of Horton Plains, you’ll walk through cloud forests, misty valleys, tea gardens, temples, and remote villages few travelers ever see.

Day 1 – Pedro Estate to Kandapola (Stage 22 – 11 km, approx. 4 hrs)

Begin your journey at Pedro Tea Estate, nestled in the rolling hills of Nuwara Eliya. Known for its crisp air and colonial charm, this is where your immersive trek begins. Walk through Court Lodge Estate—one of the oldest in the region—and descend into a peaceful valley dotted with tea bushes and remote villages. Overnight: Simple guesthouse in Kandapola.

Day 2 – Kandapola to Uda Pussellawa Stage 2117 km, approx. 6 hrs

Descend from 1,936m to 1,275m, passing through Gordon Estate with sweeping views over the Uva Basin. On clear days, spot Haputale, Lipton’s Seat, and Ella Rock. Traverse vegetable farms, a 3 km stretch of native forest, and tea trails that end in the quiet town of Uda Pussellawa. Overnight: Local guesthouse in Uda Pussellawa.

Day 3–Uda Pussellawa to Lunuwatte Stage 20 – 13 km, approx. 5 hrs

Hike through pine and eucalyptus forest, open tea estates, and paddy fields. Visit Sthripura Caves, steeped in legend and mystery. The trail undulates through tea worker villages and old plantations before reaching Lunuwatte. Overnight: Local guesthouse in Lunuwatte.

Day 4 – Lunuwatte to Ettampitiya (Stage 19 – 19 km, approx. 6 hrs)

A long but rewarding day. Cross paddy fields reminiscent of Bali, and traverse hillsides lined with tea. The trail leads through a school, a temple, and over an old suspension bridge—perfect for a photo stop. Overnight: Basic accommodation in Ettampitiya.

Day 5 – Ettampitiya to Hali-Ela (Stage 18 – 14 km, approx. 5 hrs)

Descend steadily through remote plantations and forest paths. Pass traditional stilted village homes and two significant Buddhist temples. This off-grid section of the trail shows tea country at its most authentic. Overnight: Guesthouse near Hali-Ela.

Day 6 – Hali-Ela to Demodara (Stage 17 – 13 km, approx. 5 hrs)

Today’s walk includes shaded forest paths and panoramic views. End your day at the iconic Demodara Railway Station, famous for its looped rail tunnel—the only of its kind in Sri Lanka. Overnight: Guesthouse in Demodara or Ella.

Day 7 – Demodara to Ella (Stage 16 – 9 km, approx. 3 hrs)

One of the easiest yet most scenic sections of the trail. Walk through Demodara Estate to the famous Nine Arches Bridge, a colonial-era masterpiece. From here, continue along a railway path to vibrant Ella. Overnight: Comfortable guesthouse in Ella.

Day 8 – Ella to Makulella via Ella Rock (Stages 15  – 11 km, approx. 4 hrs)

After the Local breakfast in the at your hotel we start the Most Famous Ella Rock, Ella Rock is a famous cliff, located high above Ella’s village, roughly a two hours trek from the center of town. The rock offers stunning views across the hill country, and the plains below. walk along the railway track for approximately 1.5 km, many of the travelers staying in Ella use to climb up to the rock as a day trip. But we will go to Ella rock and continue to all the way to Makulella in the eucalyptus forest will finish our trek in Makulela the trek is, 11 KM and you will enjoy every minute of the trek and overnight will stay in a Guest House in Ella

Day 9 -The Pekoe Trail, Bandarawela to Haputale

Trekking Through Sri Lankan Most beautiful Tea Plantation- After the breakfast in the guest house, we start our trekking in one of the most beautiful tea plantations in Sri Lanka, Tea is the most popular beverage, next to water, just drinking a few cups of tea and buying a couple of tea items on your visit to Sri Lanka, is really not the best way to get to know about this aspect of Ceylon. What you truly have to do to understand Sri Lankan Tea is to walk those estate paths and experience it for yourself.  you will see the tea ladies plucking tea rain or shine,  and also you can join the tea ladies to pluck some tea, and you will have a picnic in the tea plantation and you will meet only locals not a tourists, will finish our trek in Haputale the trek is, 14 KM and you will enjoy every minute of the trek and overnight will stay in a Guest House in Haputale

Day-9, Stage 12 – Haputale to Udaweriya   via Thangamale Sanctuary & Forest

After the breakfast in the Guest House, we start our trek, walking through various types of forests, not experienced by everyday tourists, we hike through Pine Forest & Natural Forest also in the Eucalyptus Forest, Rain Forest, walk through the Tea Plantations of this Beautiful hill country and see Sri Lanka at its best. And one of the most beautiful Views of north and south can be seen in this walk. Also, we have the chance to walk in the railway line for an about half an hour also to go true a tunnel and a railway station, and we hike in the thangamale nature forest, and will finish our trekking in the lodge where we stay overnight in a remote lodge

Day-10, Pekoe Trail Stage 11 – Udaweriya to Horton Plains World’s End Via Devil’s Staircase

Morning from the lodge we start our trek, we continue our hike on the Devil’s Staircase the Name Devil’s Staircase was most likely given by Scottish Planters living in the area, The Pekoe Trail covers only the top section of the Devil’s Staircase on the Devil’s Staircase we hike to Udaweriya Valley. The views are truly breathtaking, all the way down and as your semi-circle around the mountain. On a clear day we can see Udawalawe National Park and beyond we might even see the coastline. and take our transport for about 20 minutes and We are at the highest point of the entire Pekoe Trail at an elevation of 2170 meters. from visitor center will start our hike to the words end trail and it’s about 9 Km hike you hike to see the small words end, grate words end and the bakers falls and back to the information center and end of the trek the last day we will drop you in Ella or Nuwaraeliya

Lowest Rate Guarantee Cost For this program: – 2700, US$ for 2 persons every extra person 1150, US$
This is for: – 10, Days Trekking professional Trekking Guide picnic Lunch on the trekking 9, Nights’ Accommodation in bungalows +Hotels + lodges Dinner & breakfast Any permit & Entrance fees transport + luggage transfer from kandy to Ella	45 Hours Trekking for 7 days 105 KM trekking level-moderate trekking type-One way

Trek No,13

10 Days Hiking the Pekoe Trail, from Kandy to Ella, with Temples & 2 Days train rides

Kandy, Deltota, Loolecondera,Hatton,Watagoda ,Kotagala, Norwood, Bogawantalawa, Nuwara Eliya, Horton’s plane Ohiya, Haputale , Ella

 

Day 1, Kandy: Sacred Sites (trekking,1)

Begin your adventure with a day exploring Kandy. This one-time capital city is a blend of historic and modern sights, and is now considered the cultural center of Sri Lanka, beautifully located amongst the thickly forested mountains of the central interior, Morning, we do the Three temple Hike, Conveniently, three of the most ancient and interesting temples in the central highlands the hike to the three temple Embekke, Lankathilake and Gadaladeniya leads Through rice fields and through small towns, All of the temples we’d were built in the 14th century, before the Kandyan Kingdom was fully established. Embekke is famous for the intricately carved wooden pillars. These were incredible; each pillar had a different pattern carved into each of its four sides. Wrestlers, stick dancers, warriors, elephants, lions, peacocks and flowers.  The most beautiful walk-Through paddy field spread out in the distance, and villages the tour is about 6 hours Afternoon visit the impressive Botanical Gardens provide a wonderful respite from the heat of the day and are home to the largest collection of orchids in Asia. After a visit to the Temple of the Tooth, overnight in kandy Hotel or Guest House

Day 2, Pekoe Trail stage 1, Hanthana – Galaha (trekking,2)

Set out today on your first hike of the Pekoe Trail. This 12km section is classed as easy and takes you from the Ceylon Tea Museum through the Hanthana Tea Estate, one of the largest and most impressive in Sri Lanka. Journey alongside the ridge of Katusu Konda, where you soak up stunning views of the peaks of the Hanthana Range and also out towards the Knuckles Range. Passing through many villages today, you will also see the rocky mountain façade used in the film Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. The walk ends in the charming town of Galaha

Day 3, Pekoe Trail stage 2: Galaha – Loolkandura (trekking,3)

Transfer back to the start of the trail and set off through the Deltota Estate passing a Hindu temple before climbing and up and over mountain peaks. The trail through the tea plantation takes many turns before you arrive at Deltota village and continuing on, the Loolkandura Estate provides views of rainforest, rock formations and of course the delightful tea fields. The end of the 15km trail is in Loolkandura where you will be transferred to your accommodation in Deltota

Day 4, Pekoe Trail stage 2: Loolkandura– Tawalantenna (trekking,4)

Transfer back to the start of the trail and set off through the Loolkandura the frist tea plantation introduce in sri lanka Prepare yourself for the second longest hike on The Pekoe Trail beginning at a small bridge over the Ma Oya on the Loolkandura Estate. This estate is one of the oldest tea plantations in Sri Lanka, established by Sir James Taylor who is widely renowned as the father of Ceylon tea. On this hike you climb through some of the most historically significant tea trails in Sri Lanka. The further you climb the more remote it feels. Take a moment to appreciate the fact that you are standing on the old and forgotten Dimbula road – a trail meant for horses and bullock carts built over 150 years ago by British Engineers. End of the trekking will be transfer to the accommodation, Overnight will stay in Bungalow Or gampola Guest House

Day 5, Gampola– Hatton: Tea Country Train

A more restful day today sees you take in the views of the lush tea country from the train, one of the most breathtaking train journeys in the world. Boarding the train in Gampola , you will travel to Hatton from where you will transfer on to your accommodation , Overnight will stay in Hotton in Bungalow Or Guest House

Day 6, Pekoe Trail: Watagoda – Kotagala (trekking,5)

Begin today’s hike at Watagoda Train Station and set off on a day filled with mountain lakes, streams and beautiful trees such as the banyan tree. You will hike through the Holyrood Estate, through small villages and on to the largest tea growing area, Dimbula. With rolling hills stretching out before you, hike up and down valleys, each bringing new panoramic views across the mountains. Once you reach Kotagala you will be transferred back to your accommodation.

Day 7, Pekoe Trail: Kotagala – Norwood (trekking,6)

Today’s hike of 16km passes Chrysler’s Farm Tea Factory before taking you up a peak to enjoy spectacular views over the town of Hatton. Pass by Singamalai Lake and soak up views of Castlereagh Reservoir, and discover small areas of tea worker housing where you will also find Hindu temples and Christian churches. The end of the trail gently descends into Norwood, from where you will be transferred back to your accommodation. Overnight will stay in Overnight will stay in Kotagala in Bungalow Or Guest House

Day 8, Pekoe Trail: Norwood – Bogawantalawa (trekking,7)

This next stage of the trail will take you through the Norwood Estate, climbing to a ridge which divides the Bogawantalawa and Maskeliya Valleys, the latter being thought of as one of the most picturesque in the area and also home to Adam’s Peak. Descending into the Bogawantala Valley, known as the Golden Valley of Tea, the trail takes you along village roads and past churches, temples and cottages until you reach the town of Bogawantala and are transferred back to your accommodation.

Day 9, Hatton – Ella: Tea Country Train

Travelling further on by train today, you will pass through some of the most beautiful of Sri Lanka’s tea country on this scenic train line. The track passes through Horton Plains National Park as well as giving more views out over the tea plantations, cloud forests and mountains. Arrive into the Ohiya and transfer to your Accommodation Overnight will stay in Overnight will stay in ohiya in a Lodge

Day 10, Pekoe Trail stage 11 & 12 and the Horton Plains National Park & World’s End (trekking,8)

After early breakfast, we take our transport to Horton’s plane the drive is about 30 minutes Horton Plains National Park is a protected area in the central highlands of Sri Lanka and is covered by Montana grassland and cloud forest. This plateau at an altitude of 2,100–2,300 meters (6,900–7,500 ft) is rich in biodiversity and many species found here are endemic to the region. This region was designated a national park in 1988. It is also a popular tourist destination. and we start our trekking in the park “mini-worlds end”, then to “World’s End”, then to the Bakers Fall waterfall, the trekking in the park is about         3 hours and back to the entrance and take back the transport about 15 minutes And start the stage 12 from Udaveriya, Haputale, we walk through a variety of forests not experienced by the average tourist. Walk in the tea plantation. Walking through forest these massive eucalyptus and pine forests and through the Tea Plantations of this beautiful Hill Country you will see Sri Lanka at its loveliest best. And one of the most spectacular views, both north and south across the country can be seen on this walk. Also, we have the chance to walk along the railway line for about half an hour including going through a tunnel! During the Trek we will stop for a picnic and enjoy the scenery. And trekking through Thangamale bird sanctuary is an experience for one is interested in watching birds in a peaceful environment while enjoying the breathtaking landscape, Thangamale bird sanctuary is the ideal location for it. Overnight will stay in Overnight will stay in Haputale in a Guest house or Bungalow

Day-11- pekoe trail stage -13 & 14, Trekking Through Sri Lankan Most beautiful Tea Plantation- & Sri Lanka food cooking experience

After the breakfast in the guest house, we start our trekking in one of the most beautiful tea plantations in Sri Lanka, Tea is the most popular beverage, next to water, just drinking a few cups of tea and buying a couple of tea items on your visit to Sri Lanka, is really not the best way to get to know about this aspect of Ceylon. What you truly have to do to understand Sri Lankan Tea is to walk those estate paths and experience it for yourself. A visit to Sri Lanka is not complete without visiting a tea plantation the tea trail is one of the best experience the clients can have about the tea plantation  The tea trails is a walk about 5 to 6 hours it is walking in the most beautiful tea plantation with very nice landscape and panoramic view and a good experience for the High tea country and the panorama that Sri Lanka can offer also you will see the tea ladies plucking tea rain or shine,  and also you can join the tea ladies to pluck some tea, and you will have a picnic in the tea plantation and you will meet only locals not a tourists once you finish the 6 Hours trekking we take a tuk tuk to the accommodation The Monisha Villa Home Stay where we will join the family to do the Sri Lankan Food Cooking the  You will do all the preparation and the cooking guide by Fathima who is famous for cooking class you can see in the trip adviser Sri Lanka Trekking Club once the cooking is finish you will enjoy a Dinner cooked by you

Day 12, Trekking to Ella Attraction’s scenic Ella rock, amazing views of small Adams peak & famous Nine arches Bridge

Visiting Ella is not complete without climbing the most famous Ella Rock is a famous cliff, located high above Ella’s village, roughly a two hours strenuous trek from the center of town. The rock offers stunning views across the hill country, and the plains below. The trek to Ella Rock is about 8 km long Trekking to Ella Rock and back is around 4 hours from start to finish, the total climb up Ella Rock is one thousand meters, or 3300 ft, All the tourist visits Ella going up the Ella rock and back in the same way but we take you a round tour to the Ella rock via forest, village and vegetable grow so while you climb the Ella rock you are making a good trekking and we will organize a picnic lunch for you to enjoy on the Ella rock, After the picnic and a good rest we hike to the pickup point by tuk tuk to go to mini-Adams peak. If you know Sri Lanka, you’ll know all about Adam’s Peak but you may, not have heard of Little Adam’s Peak (Mini Adam’s Peak or Small Adam’s Peak) Little Adam’s Peak is just one of it. The eye catching, jaw dropping and conspicuous peak is the one not to miss, situated in Ella, Sri Lanka, it has been attracting tourists for a long time now. The reason for its popularity is the amazing view that never fails to attract and impress the visitors. This mountain has an elevation of 1141 m above sea level, and gains its name from its similarity of style to the famous Adam’s Peak, the fifth tallest mountain in Sri Lanka. The summit of the mountain has great panoramic views, especially in the morning When You will be hiking. After spending sometime at the top, you will be returning to the base. The entire climb up and down will take two hours After you will hike cross country for 40 minutes through some woods to reach the Nine Arches Bridge. This incredible historical viaduct built Entirely from stone, bricks and cement (with no steel) was created in the British era of Sri Lanka. It spans a space of over 300 feet and has a height of approximately 100 feet. You will be able walk along the railroad passing over the bridge, and listen to your hiking guide explain the history and stories about the Nine Arches. You Can Also get some excellent photographs and create some memories; Overnight will stay in Overnight will stay in Haputale in a Guest house or Bungalow

 Trek No,14

14-Days Trekking Expedition on the Pekoe Trail: Complete All 22 Stages Across Sri Lanka’s

Historic Tea Highlands” Tea Heritage, Hill Country Culture, and Scenic Wonders”

Day,1- Pekoe Trail Stage 01 & 2 – Hantana to Galaha, & Galaha to Loolkandura ,27, KM Day,2- Pekoe Trail Stage 03 Loolecondera to Tawalantenne, 18, KM   Day,4- Pekoe Trail Stage 05 & 6- Pundaloya to Watagoda & Watagoda to Kotagala, 29 , KM Day,5- Pekoe Trail Stage 07 & 8 -Kotagala to Norwood & to Bogawantalawa, 32, KM   Day,6– Pekoe Trail Stage 09 Bogawantalawa to Dayagama   Day,7– Pekoe Trail Stage 10 – Dayagama to Horton Plains 15, KM   Day,8– Pekoe Trail Stage 11 & 12 Horton Plains to Udaweriya & to Haputale 30, KM   Day,9– Pekoe Trail Stage 13 & 14 – Haputale to St. Catherine & to Makulella 23, KM   Day,10– Pekoe Trail Stage 15 & 16- Makulela to Ella & to Demodera 19, KM   Day,11– Pekoe Trail Stage 17 & 18 – Demodera to Hali-Ela & to Ettampitiya 27, KM   Day,12– Pekoe Trail Stage 19 – Ettampitiya to Lunuwatte 19, KM   Day,13– Pekoe Trail Stage 20 & 21- Lunuwatte to Uda Pussellawa & to Kandapola 29 , KM Day,14– Pekoe Trail Stage 22 – Kandapola to Pedro Estate 10, KM  

Lowest Rate Guarantee Cost For this program: – 2700, US$ for 2 persons every extra person 1250, US$
This is for: – 14, Days Trekking professional Trekking Guide picnic Lunch on the trekking 14, Nights’ Accommodation in bungalows +Hotels + lodges Dinner & breakfast Any permit & Entrance fees transport + luggage transfer	Trekking for 14 days 300 KM trekking level-moderate trekking type-One way
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22, Days Trek No,15

22 stages of the pekoe trail in 22 Days

Hike, relax and enjoy the pekoe trails of Sri Lanka Day-1- Pekoe Trail Stage 01 – Hantana to Galaha — 14, km – 4, Hours Day-2- Pekoe Trail Stage 02 – Galaha to Loolkandura — 14.69km – 4h 45min Day-3- Pekoe Trail Stage 03 – Loolecondera to Tawalantenne – 18, KM, 6, Hours Day-4- Pekoe Trail Stage 04 – Tawalantenne to Pundaluoya – 14, KM Day-5- Pekoe Trail Stage 05 – Pundaloya to Watagoda –15, KM Day-6- Pekoe Trail Stage 06 – Watagoda to Kotagala— 15, KM, 5, Hours Day-7- Pekoe Trail Stage 07 – Kotagala To Norwood –16.KM, – 5, Hours Day-8- Pekoe Trail Stage 08 – Norwood to Bogawantalawa — 16, KM, 5, Hours Day-9- Pekoe Trail Stage 09 Bogawantalawa to Dayagama — 17.KM – 6, Hours Day-10- Pekoe Trail Stage 10 – Dayagama to Horton Plains 15, KM Day-11- Pekoe Trail Stage 11 – Horton Plains to Udaweriya   15, KM, 5, Hours Day-12- Pekoe Trail Stage 12 – Udaweriya to Haputale—15, KM, 5, Hours Day-13- Pekoe Trail Stage 13 – Haputale to St. Catherine –14, KM, – 5, Hours Day-14- Pekoe Trail Stage 14 – St. Catherine (Lipton Seat) to Makulella—10, KM, 4, Hours Day-15- Pekoe Trail Stage 15 – Makulela to Ella –11.KM, 3, Hours Day-16- Pekoe Trail Stage 16 – Ella to Demodera– 9, KM- 3, Hours Day-17- Pekoe Trail Stage 17 – Demodera to Hali-Ela– 13, KM, 5, Hours Day-18- Pekoe Trail Stage 18 – Hali-Ela to Ettampitiya–14 KM, 5, Hours Day-19- Pekoe Trail Stage 19 – Ettampitiya to Lunuwatte –19, KM, 6, Hours Day-20- Pekoe Trail Stage 20 – Lunuwatte to Uda Pussellawa — 13, KM, 5, Hours Day-21- Pekoe Trail Stage 21 – Uda Pussellawa to Kandapola — 17, KM, 6, Hours Day-22- Pekoe Trail Stage 22 – Kandapola to Pedro Estate — 11, KM, 4, Hours

Lowest Rate Guarantee Cost For this program: – 3200, US$ for 2 persons every extra person 2000, US$
This is for: – 22, Days Trekking professional Trekking Guide picnic Lunch on the trekking 21, Nights’ Accommodation in bungalows +Hotels + lodges Dinner & breakfast Any permit & Entrance fees transport + luggage transfer	Trekking for 22 days 300 KM trekking level-moderate trekking type-One way
Displayed prices are only an approximate figure to get an idea. For a precise price, please get in touch with us to receive a quote. Prices can be different depending on different customers’ needs. Like Accommodation and transport