Mahoora (Horton Plains)

Mahoora (Horton Plains) in Nuwara Eliya offers an exclusive eco-friendly glamping experience, allowing guests to immerse themselves in nature while enjoying modern comforts. Located near the breathtaking Horton Plains National Park, this unique accommodation is perfect for wildlife lovers, hikers, and adventure seekers.

Location:

Situated in the highlands of Nuwara Eliya, Mahoora (Horton Plains) provides easy access to one of Sri Lanka’s most stunning natural landscapes. The campsite is positioned near the entrance of Horton Plains National Park, making it ideal for early morning treks to iconic locations such as World’s End and Baker’s Falls.

Accommodation:

Mahoora offers luxury tented accommodations, designed for an immersive wilderness experience without sacrificing comfort. Each tent is spacious and includes en-suite bathrooms, comfortable bedding, and a private outdoor seating area where guests can relax and enjoy the serene surroundings.

Facilities:

Mahoora (Horton Plains) is equipped with various amenities to enhance guests' experiences:

• Private Dining: Enjoy gourmet meals prepared by an in-house chef, served in an open-air setting amidst nature.
• Guided Safaris: Professional naturalists lead wildlife tours, offering insights into the diverse flora and fauna of Horton Plains.
• Campfire Evenings: Guests can unwind by the campfire under the starry sky, with storytelling and light refreshments.
• Sustainable Tourism: The campsite follows eco-friendly practices, including sustainable waste management and minimizing its environmental footprint.

Excursions:

Make the most of your stay at Mahoora (Horton Plains) with these recommended excursions:

• World’s End: Trek to this famous cliff, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
• Baker’s Falls: Visit this picturesque waterfall nestled within Horton Plains National Park.
• Bird Watching: Spot rare and endemic bird species in one of Sri Lanka’s most important biodiversity hotspots.
• Tea Estate Tours: Explore the nearby tea plantations and learn about the island’s rich tea heritage.