Experiences
A pristine and rural village in Badulla district, Ohiya offers travellers a serene escape into Sri Lanka’s central highlands. Perched over 6,000 feet above sea level, the village is surrounded by misty hills, lush tea plantations, and cascading waterfalls. Visitors can explore Horton Plains National Park and World’s End, spotting endemic wildlife along rugged trails. Ohiya Railway Station, the village’s iconic landmark, with its colonial charm, provides a scenic gateway to these natural wonders.
FAQs
Ohiya sits over 6,000 feet (1,867 m) above sea level, offering cool climate and scenic views.
A peaceful highland village with misty hills, waterfalls, tea plantations, and access to Horton Plains and World’s End.
It’s the most iconic landmark, featuring colonial architecture and serving as a scenic gateway to Ohiya’s natural beauty.
You can take a scenic 30-minute train or a slightly cheaper, potentially slower bus between Haputale and Ohiya.
Hike Horton Plains, visit waterfalls, explore tea estates, and enjoy local wildlife and panoramic highland scenery.
