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Winding road through tea country
Today, we left Kandy (beautiful city) to head to tea country, was a good plan, we had some fruit for breakfast and got in the car. It was a long drive for us to get to tea country like 4hours or something. It was those twisty turny roads that Renee doesn't like.
Half to our next hotel, we stopped at a Tea plantation (Glenlock was the brand …
2nd Stop - Nuwara Eliya
From Selva Kataragama, we went up some winding roads to the beautiful hill resort of Nuwara Eliya.
Along the way, we first stopped at Ravana Falls.
From there onwards, we went up hill further and stopped for lunch at a government rest house. Beautiful surrounding area, cool weather and soothing views.
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Nuwara Eliya, Horton Plains and World's End
... didn't know - tea is actually an acronym!!! It stands for Tannin, Enzyme, Acids. The scenery is spectacular! It is called little England as the British and Scottish settled in this area to establish to the tea plantations, but the area is is definately not your typical Sri Lankan geography. Waterfalls and lakes and high mountains. We stayed at a hotel in Newara Eliya on the recommendation of one of the other girls but we were less than impressed. No hot water, odd ...
Mackwoods Tea Plantation
... tastes so good, its all
in the woman’s touch!!!
Each tea bush lasts 60 years and tea is picked from each bush weekly, now that sounds like a pretty lucrative business to me so Ryan has now decided he is going to start Ryans tea plantation in MK although I think he may have a few issues trying to get the ladies of MK to work half ...
Water Faults
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שהילד 97;ם קונים, שחס וחליל 92; ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsJetwing St. Andrew's Hotel Nuwara Eliya
We havn't even been here for an hour and I think it's already the best hotel of the trip so far. When we came in we were welcomed with hot soup. The whole building is an old Scottish club house. They even serve high tea here.
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