NATURE'S SYMPHONY, UNPLUGGED & FIND YOUR BASE A captivating and immersive experience designed to transport you into the heart of nature's symphony without the distractions of modern technology. Picture yourself surrounded by untouched landscapes, lush greenery, and the melodies of birds singing harmoniously. In this serene setting, you can unplug from the noise and demands of everyday life, allowing yourself to be fully present and connected with the natural world. Feel the gentle breeze brushing against your skin, hear the rustling of leaves, and let the soothing sounds of flowing water in rivers and streams become your own personal orchestra. ituated on top of hill with a panoramic view of the mountains. Surrounded by lush greenery. A ROMANTIC BUNGALOW ON THE DOLUWA NIYANGAMA TRAIL “Rose Hill Bungalow” is a paradise for those who seek a perfect relaxation and a get over that provide warmth and hospitality of the cultural heritage of Kandy, located just 3km away from Gampola town and the railway station. It is surrounded by the panoramic view of mountain ranges of Ambuluwawa, Nelligala, Hantana, Alagalla, Hemmawathagama, Ambakke and Gadaladeniya, discovering its natural beauty and the fresh breeze along with its unique biodiversity. “Ambuluwawa” which is considered as the Sri Lanka’s first multi religious center that includes a temple, Kovil, Mosque and church while its mountain peak is at a height of 3567 feet above sea level, with a 360 degree view of the surrounding mountains, forests, rivers and towns from the top of the tower built on its peak. “James Tailor’s Loolecondera Estate” in Deltota the first tea plantation in Ceylon where the guests are able to visit his tea estate and the ruins of his bungalow. “Robbert Knox” the famous British sailor who wrote the manuscript, “An historical relations of the Island Ceylon” during his 20 years captivity , living in the village of Doluwa. The memorial can be visited for those who are interested.

We welcome you to our charming little paradise bungalow. Where you’ll be treated with highest Sri Lankan hospitality. We have only eight rooms which are pristine in condition and very comfortable. All the rooms are facing the mesmerizing mountains including Ambuluwawa. The meals are prepared by an excellent chef who is well versed in Sri Lankan and Western cuisines alike.

James Tailor’s Loolecondera Estate” in Deltota the first tea plantation in Ceylon where the guests are able to visit his tea estate and the ruins of his bungalow. “Robbert Knox” the famous British sailor who wrote the manuscript, “An historical relations of the Island Ceylon” during his 20 years captivity , living in the village of Doluwa. The memorial can be visited for those who are interested in reviewing more of his history. A dip in the “Mahawali River” and a hike to the range of mountains including Ambuluwawa will help your stay to be relaxed and rejuvenated. The “Mahawali River” is the longest river in Sri Lanka, making its way through a variety of landscapes feeding irrigation and hydroelectricity. You can enjoy the scenic beauty of the river and its surroundings, while engaging in activities such as fishing, and swimming while the mountain ranges offer stunning views and challenging trails for hikers. “Royal botanical garden” which is located in Peradeniya, is another attraction known as Sri Lanka’s largest botanical garden, which covers 148 acres with over 4000 species of plants, 300 species of Orchids, hosting endemic species of birds, reptiles and mammals. The Kandyan kingdom holds religious, cultural and historical value as the “Temple of the sacred tooth relic” is located in the heart of Kandy city at the royal palace complex which houses the relic of the tooth of Buddha. Visits to the adjoining temples of “Malwathu and Asgiri as well as the hindu temples of “Vishnu, Katharagama, Pathinni and Naatha, the museum along with a walk around the Kandy lake, central market and the city center will make a perfect get over for exploring the kandyan culture and its heritage. This place is an ideal stop over for the ones taking the long journey heading upcountry.