Nuwara Eliya
Sri Lanka at 1,900 metres: tea estates, a racecourse, mock-Tudor bungalows and cold nights the British never stopped trying to recreate.
Sri Lanka at 1,900 metres: tea estates, a racecourse, mock-Tudor bungalows and cold nights the British never stopped trying to recreate.
The last royal capital, wrapped around a lake, holding a tooth of the Buddha and a hill full of Kandyan drummers.
A gap in the escarpment where the hills fall away to the southern plains, with a railway bridge that has become the island’s most photographed structure.