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General

This hotel is located 1.5 miles from Gregory Lake in the Nuwara Eliya City center. It has a restaurant, free private parking, a fitness center, a bar facilities, a garden, as well as an indoor pool with 24-hour front desk, room service. All rooms are with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a kettle, a shower, a hairdryer and a wardrobe. Serving continental breakfast daily.

Cancellation / Prepayment

Please see Terms and Condition.

Children and extra beds

Available on request.

Check-in time

1500

Check-out time

1200

Facilities

  • Air Condition
  • Airport Shuttle Service
  • Bar
  • Fitness
  • Free toiletries
  • Hairdryer
  • Indoor pool
  • Private bathroom
  • Restaurant
  • Room service
  • Safety Deposit Box
  • Seating area
  • Telephone
  • TV
  • Wake up service
  • WiFi

Activities

Aerobics Additional charge, Live music/Performance, Cooking class Additional charge, Happy hour Additional charge, Themed dinners Additional charge, Bike tours Additional charge, Walking tours Additional charge, Evening entertainment Additional charge, Water sports facilities on site Additional charge, Nightclub/DJ Additional charge, Horseback riding Off-site Additional charge, Hiking Off-site Additional charge, Pool table Additional charge, Golf course (within 2 miles) Additional charge.

Internet

yes

Parking

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Sri Lanka

Sri LankaSri Lanka (formerly Ceylon) is an island nation south of India in the Indian Ocean. Its diverse landscapes range from rainforest and arid plains to highlands and sandy beaches. It’s famed for its ancient Buddhist ruins, including the 5th-century citadel Sigiriya, with its palace and frescoes. The city of Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka’s ancient capital, has

Sports & nature

Sports & natureClimate in Sri Lanka Daily weather conditions are observed and recorded for a long period of time. Height above mean sea level height affects the temperature. For every 100m rise the temperature drops 1°C. Temperature Place Sea Level Temperature Colombo - 0 - 27° C Kandy - 447m - 24.4°C Talawakele - 1375m - 18.6°C Nuwara Elia - 1882m - 15.4°C Pidurutalagala - 2524m - 11.5°C Highest temperatures are from about March to May but the temperature goes above 35°C the sea are almost always 27°C all the year round, although it is less suitable for swimming when the monsoons are on when it can choppy and murky. Rainfall More than temperature rainfall is a determinant of the climate of Sri Lanka. The rain bringers are monsoons (South West & North East) convectional rains & cyclones South West monsoon (March and April. South West monsoon is from May to about September – October and brings heavy rainfall to the win ward side of the central hills most areas getting over 2000mm and some as much as 5000mm. Second inter Monsoon period is October and November and North East monsoon is December to February. Natural Resources There are 103 rivers and most of them radiate from the Central Hills in all directions. In the central hills where the rocks are impermeable, there are waterfalls and raging torrents. There are 52 major waterfalls. E.g; Bambarakanda -240m, KuruduOya – 189m, Diyaluma – 177m, Laxapana – 115m, Kirindi Ella – 106m, Ramboda – 100m, Aberdeen -90m, Devon – 86m, and St Clair – 73m. Forest The lowland rain forests cover 124,340.8 ha (480.1 sq mi) in total and accounts for 2.14 percent of Sri Lanka's land area. Wet monsoon forests receive 2,500–1,800 mm (98–71 in) of annual rainfall and are situated belove 1,000 meters (3,281 ft) of altitude. Kanneliya, Viharakele, Nakiyadeniya, and Sinharaja, which is a world heritage site are the forests that represent this ecoregion. Bambarabotuwa, Morapitiya Runakanda, Gilimale and Eratne are some of the other forest reserves. Even rainfall throughout the year, and invariable temperature resulted in rich biodiversity. These forests also act as an important catchment area for rivers. Mostly tourists visit forests: Sinharaja World Heritage Area, Kanneliya Forest Reseve, World Heritage Peak Wilderness – Adam’s Peak – Sanctuary Area, Kitulgala – Kelani Valley Forest Reserve, and Horton Plains National Park.

Nightlife info

Nightlife infoIn Sri Lanka: Colombo, Hikkduwa, Galle, Bars and Clubs are available.

Culture and history info

Sri Lanka is a multinational state, where people of different culture and religions live together. The country has a rich artistic tradition, with distinct creative forms that encompass music, dance, and the visual arts. Sri Lankan culture is internationally associated with cricket, a distinct cuisine, an indigenous holistic medicine practice, religious iconography such as the Buddhist flag, and exports such as tea, cinnamon, and gemstones, as well as a robust tourism industry. Sri Lanka has longstanding ties with the Indian subcontinent that can be traced back to prehistory. Sri Lanka's population is bit more than 21 million and predominantly Sinhalese 75%, Tamils 16%, Sri Lankan moors 7%, and Muslim, Burghers (Christians) 8%. Sri Lanka has a documented history of over 2,000 years, mainly due to ancient historic scriptures like Mahawamsa, and with the first stone objects dating back to 500,000 BC. Several centuries of intermittent foreign influence has transformed Sri Lankan culture to its present form. Nevertheless, the ancient traditions and festivals are still celebrated, mostly by the conservative Sinhalese and Sri Lankan Tamil people of the island, together with other minorities that make up the Sri Lankan identity. The Tamils, primarily Hindus, claimed the northern section of the island and the Sinhalese, who are predominantly Buddhists, controlled the south. Even though clothing today is very much westernized and modest dressing has become the norm for everyone, ancient drawings and carvings such as 'Sigiriya art', Isurumuniya Lovers show how the pre-colonial Sri Lankans used to dress, which shows identical amount of clothing and status for men and women.
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