Excursion d'une journée à Nuwara eliya au départ de Kandy
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Cette ville a été fondée par les Britanniques à des fins récréatives par la Grande-Bretagne. De nombreux bâtiments appartiennent à la période coloniale, tels que le Grand Hotel, le club Hill, le cottage Queen's House, la Maison Generals, le bureau de poste. Parmi les bâtiments les plus récents, un bâtiment séculaire. Comme la ville est située en hauteur, le climat est froid mais persistant il fait chaud
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Cette ville a été fondée par les Britanniques à des fins récréatives par la Grande-Bretagne. De nombreux bâtiments appartiennent à la période coloniale, tels que le Grand Hotel, le club Hill, le cottage Queen's House, la Maison Generals, le bureau de poste. Parmi les bâtiments les plus récents, un bâtiment séculaire. Comme la ville est située en hauteur, le climat est froid mais persistant il fait chaud Pendant le mois d'avril, toute la ville s'anime, spectacles de fleurs, voitures, spectacles de groupes, cours de bateaux, font partie des événements les plus marquants, Victoria Park, il existe de nombreux endroits où nous pourrions assister à des spectacles de fleurs, observer les oiseaux, naviguer la course en fait partie. Dans ce parc, on peut également voir le merle bleu indien, le muguet pommé ou le muguet squameux, en particulier. Dans la ville, il y a de beaux hôtels et dans la nuit toute la ville est comme un carnaval, Nuweraelya est la célèbre terre agricole, légume, fruits et fleurs, leur température est celle d'une Europe et Nuweraelya est nommée un peu en Angleterre, dans cette région cultiver des pommes de terre, des carottes, des poireaux, des roses. La plupart des buissons de thé sur les pentes les plus abruptes Le thé de cette région montagneuse produit le meilleur thé au monde de pekoe orange et plusieurs usines de thé de la banlieue Nuweraelya plus adaptées à une plantation de thé à meilleure observation et à une fabrique de thé, ainsi qu’à un thé acheter le thé à Nuweraeliya. Terrain de golf de dix-huit trous, Racecourse, qui était cette reine Gregory au manoir de ce lac nommé «Gregory Lake». La plupart des Britanniques séjournaient dans cette «petite Angleterre» lorsqu'ils étaient dominés, au Sri Lanka.
La chute de Ramboda est située sur la route Kandy Nuwara Eliya dans la région de Pusselawa, elle est alimentée par 109 mètres de haut, elle est alimentée par la rivière Panna, un affluent de la rivière Kothmale.
Lord Hanuman en tant que divinité qui préside. Le temple est situé dans un endroit magnifique qui donne sur une partie de la vallée de Kotmale, à environ 40 minutes de route de Spring Acre sur l’autoroute A5 en direction de Kandy. Selon la légende, c'est ici que Hanuman aurait cherché Sita dans la jungle au-dessus et derrière le temple. Il y aurait une étendue de terre aride connue sous le nom de «chemin des chars» sur laquelle Ravana a emmené Sita à Ashoka Vatika pour lui montrer la beauté de son royaume. Il y aurait aussi un étang - le «Sita Tear Pond» - qui a été formé à partir des larmes de Sita. Le temple lui-même est l'un des établissements les plus entreprenants consacrés à cette légende et contient une statue en granit de Lord Hanuman qui aurait plus de 10 mètres de haut. On pense que Lord Hanuman était à la recherche de Sitadevi sur ces collines de Ramboda. On pense que la région de Ramboda est une région où les forces de Rama ont été rassemblées contre Ravana. Ram Padai signifie la force de Rama. On croit également que les collines de Ramboda où Hanuman cherchait Sitadevi.
Le temple Seetha Amman est situé à environ 1 kilomètre et à 5 kilomètres de Nuwara Eliya. Le temple est situé dans le village de Seetha Eliya. On pense que cet endroit est le lieu où Sita a été tenue captive par le roi Ravana et où elle a prié tous les jours pour que Rama vienne la sauver dans l'épopée hindoue Ramayana. Sur la paroi rocheuse à travers le ruisseau se trouvent des dépressions circulaires dites empreintes de pas de Lord Hanuman
Le lac Gregory, parfois appelé aussi lac Gregory ou réservoir de Gregory, est un réservoir situé au cœur de la ville de la campagne du thé, à Nuwara Eliya, au Sri Lanka. Le lac Gregory a été construit pendant la période du gouverneur britannique Sir William Gregory en 1873. Le lac et ses environs constituent la région du lac Gregory.
Le Grand Hotel est situé sur la colline de Nuwara Eliya, à proximité du parcours de golf de Nuwar Eliya. Entouré de verdure tropicale et appréciant les climats frais,
Le Hill Club est un club de gentlemen situé à Nuwara Eliya, au Sri Lanka. Fondée en 1876 par des planteurs de café britanniques dans la station de montagne de Nuwara Eliya.
Le club de golf Nuwara Eliya est l’un des plus anciens clubs de golf du Sri Lanka. Établi à la fin du 19ème siècle, il est situé dans la station de montagne de Nuwara Eliya. C'est un parcours de golf de 18 trous
Cet endroit est plus populaire parmi les voyageurs car leur production est de haute qualité et fraîche, il y a des visites d'usine avec qui sont des experts en matière de thé et de dégustation de thé, de nombreux visiteurs mentionnent qu'ils offrent des gâteaux au chocolat avec une tasse de thé, l'endroit est un endroit plus pittoresque
Hela Bojun (Traditional Food Court) est un café situé au Sri Lanka. C'est l'un des cafés d'aliments locaux au Sri Lanka.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
nous avons suggéré à vos lieux de ramassage à 5 km du centre ville de kandy , nous ne facturons pas de frais supplémentaires avec dans ce 5 km du centre ville de kandy ,
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Informations importantes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
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Found out about EK 1 week before our trip to Sri Lanka with my family, and I consider myself so lucky. We only availed his services for a driver & car (Mr Sampath was a delight) in and around the country -- Colombo, Nuwara Eliya, Kandy & Southern beach towns, and the service & pricing was very good! The car & driver was not just safe and helpful, but also helped us make an itinerary to make sure we don't miss out of the best spots! Thank you EK!
Dear Mr.Divesh Tolani We appreciate you taking the time to provide us with your thorough review. Your feedback and are happy family trip that, in addition to the positive reviews, you found our services useful. We are overjoyed to learn that you had a great time and hope you would recommend Sri Lanka to your friends so they may take advantage of our wonderful vacation packages. Thank you Ek
Amazing experience with Ek. We reached out to him to plan our 1 week trip all the way from Colombo. We covered Mirissa, Ella, Nuwareliya, Kandy and drove back to Colombo. Ek helped us arrange the travel from day 1 of reaching out to him, he was helpful, responsive and extremely professional and transparent about the plan and the cost. He helped us curate the itinerary and we were very excited about our trip. Our actual trip was nothing short of amazing. We had a great driver, Janaka, who knew all the places. The car was very comfortable and we always felt safe and happy with our plans every day. Would totally recommend Ek and his company, thanks so much for having us in your beautiful country!
Dear Miss Aish and Mr. Arth We truly appreciate you having the time to write us a 5-star review. We value you providing a five-star rating. We really respect your support and aid in spreading the word about us. You may count on us at any time. Your message means a lot to us. Please let us know what else we can do for you. Thank You Ek
I treated my parents to a driving tour from Kandy to Nuwara Eliya. Hill Country Tours arranged our trip very professionally and conscientiously. Even though our hotel was not on the dropdown list for the reservation, the manager was very flexible in arranging for pickup at our hotel anyway. The manager initiated contact with me via WhatsApp and was quick to respond to my inquiries through that. He provided driver details and license plate information beforehand. I was very impressed when the tour manager came to the hotel as we awaited our driver's arrival. This came off to me that he genuinely cared about customer satisfaction and was willing to be on the field, even if only briefly. The driver was running just a few minutes late because of traffic, but this was totally forgivable. Our driver Mr. Nissanka was delightful! He demonstrated a very warm, familial presence right away, and I knew it would be a lovely trip down to Nuwara Eliya. We first stopped at a spice garden in Atabage which had many fragrant plants and oils. Chaminda (the tour guide there) gave a very educational presentation on the oils and plants. He was not at all pushy in selling his products, but we were happy to give him a tip. We also made stops at Ramboda Falls and Seetha Kovil. The viewpoint on the road doesn't get too close to Ramboda Falls, but the souvenir shop had a nice elephant gift that my mother bought. Seetha Kovil was mildly disappointing as there are other Hindu temples in Sri Lanka that are much larger and more elaborate. Still, the view from the temple was quite memorable. (And yes, you are asked to remove your shoes before entering the temple.) The tour does list certain stops, but you can add or remove stops within reason. I don't remember Mackwood Labookellie Tea Centre being listed, but we still went upon my request! The well-manicured estates and the tea factory itself were very interesting. We learned that white, green, and black tea come from different leaves on the same tea plant species. Who knew? In retrospect, the tea factory was the high point and perhaps we should have saved it for last. Nuwara Eliya Town had lovely features and had a comfortable climate. There was some things (at no fault of the tour company) that rubbed us the wrong way... ...If I recall correctly, Victoria Park charges foreigners 500 rupees and locals and resident visa holders 100 rupees. The ladies in the ticket office couldn't make change for a 500 rupee note. Fortunately, I had exact change. The parking also charged 100 rupees. Victoria Park itself needed some maintenance because it just looked tired. In the future, I would just skip Victoria Park. ...Having been to the Golf Club as the guest of a member, I suggested the driver take us to lunch there. Unfortunately, non-member foreigners were welcome to eat lunch in the club, but locals were not allowed to dine with them. This was highly offensive to me, as we very much liked and respected our driver and did not want him to be excluded. So, we decided to have lunch at the Grand Hotel instead. ...The meal at the Grand Hotel was fine. However, as with many other Sri Lankan restaurants, the server took too much time to deliver the bill. On top of that, payment was delayed because they needed to find a credit card machine that actually worked. At this point, I have learned to just ask for the bill once the last food item reaches the table. ...Gregory Lake was beautiful and our quick trip to Adma Agro Strawberry Farm Shop was fine. However, at that time, we were tired and ready to go home. The roads back to Kandy (especially between Nuwara Eliya and Atabage) are windy and nauseating. So, those roads would preclude us from doing the trip again. However, we truly enjoyed the trip and have no regrets as the trip offered the most comfortable weather we experienced in Sri Lanka as well as some highly enriching and educational moments. We were very pleased to have had a friend in our very charming and professional driver Mr. Nissanka who is driving during retirement because he enjoys interacting with people! That's the right kind of person for the job! We probably won't take the windy and nauseating road to Nuwara Eliya again.
Mr. :John Buterbaugh Thank you for joining us at Sri Lanka Hill Country Tours and for your insightful comments. We appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts. and we're delighted you've decided to return. We're glad you felt comfortable trying something new; it's our goal to help visitors take on new experiences safely and comfortably. We encourage guests to book ahead of time on our website, but your feedback clearly indicates that we need to communicate this more effectively. We conducted a thorough review of our website and directory listings, including Google My Business, in response to your comments, and we have adjusted wording to more accurately reflect what walk-ins can expect and when a booking is recommended. Our main goal is to improve our communication and booking capacity, and we appreciate your feedback.
