Horton Plains National Park is undoubtedly one of the world's best nature reserves. It is characterised by a beautiful landscape of rolling hills, covered in upper montane forest and wet patana grassland. In general, the forests are seen on the hilltops or upper slopes, and the grasslands in the valleys and lower slopes, eventually giving way to wetland habitats. Spanning approximately 10,000 hectares the park is also home to a wide variety of flora (57 species, 29 endemic to Sri Lanka) and 24 species of mammals such as elk, deer, giant squirrel, wild boar, wild hare, porcupine and leopard. For bird enthusiasts, there are 87 species (14 of which are endemic), including many migratory birds. The Plains also feature many interesting attractions such as Baker's Falls', Chimmini Pool and the famous World's End (a 3700 ft sheer drop that offers fabulous views of the tea estates below and all the way out to the distant southern coastline).

Day One: Arrival at the gate entrance to the Horton Plains around 7.30am for trekking to various points of interest (see above). Experience a typical Sri Lankan lunch at the camp. Evening trek to Thotupalakanda, Sri Lanka's third highest mountain (2,359m). Dinner and overnight stay at the camp.

Day Two: Leaving to your next destination after breakfast at the camp.