Horton Plains National Park & World’s End

Location:
Central Province, Sri Lanka
Overview:
Horton Plains National Park is a biodiversity hotspot featuring mist-covered grasslands, waterfalls, and one of Sri Lanka’s most famous viewpoints—World’s End. The park is home to unique flora and fauna, including sambar deer, purple-faced langurs, and many endemic bird species.
Key Attractions:
World’s End: A dramatic 870-meter cliff drop offering panoramic views.


Baker’s Falls: A picturesque waterfall inside the park.


Mini World’s End: A smaller but equally stunning cliff viewpoint.


Rare Wildlife: Spot Sri Lankan leopards, sambar deer, and exotic bird species.


Interesting Facts:
World’s End cliff drop is one of the most breathtaking viewpoints in Sri Lanka.


Horton Plains is the only national park in Sri Lanka where visitors can walk freely.


The plateau is one of the coldest areas in Sri Lanka, often covered in mist.


Timings and Entry Fee:
Timings: Open daily from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM


Entry Fee:


Foreigners: $15


SAARC Nationals: $10


Locals: LKR 100


Why Visit?
A paradise for hikers and nature lovers.


Home to one of Sri Lanka’s most famous viewpoints.


A unique ecosystem with rare plants and animals.