Noralia is known as Minor England, because it has a culture and a long history of the British establishing the city. It is characterized by its charming atmosphere, and the greenery that fills all over it, making it an ideal destination to relax and enjoy the beauty of nature, away from the pressures of daily life.
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Enjoy a group of the most beautiful tourist places in Sri Lanka
Gregory Lake
Lake Georgi is classified as one of the most beautiful tourist places in Noralia, it has a special beauty of vast green spaces filled with herbs and horses. Wherever you look around you will find different families enjoying either a picnic, horseback riding, or enjoying a boat. The lake was established by the British Governor William Georgy between 1872 and 1877 to stimulate the transmission of water from Nano Oia to Noralia. The British are said to have used that lake for activities and water sports.
Read more: Gregory Lake, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Victoria Park
Victoria Garden was established in 1897 and named after Queen Victoria, it gives happiness and comfort, because it is full of many charming colorful flowers, which you will not find anywhere in Sri Lanka. The park is also famous for bird watching activities, and is also an ideal place for children where they can; Enjoy a train tour of the place. There is also a museum at the end of the park entrance, founded by the mayor of Noria, Mahinda Dudampi. The museum houses a collection of pictures and artifacts that highlight the ancient history of the city.
Tea Estates
Tea facilities are located on the way to the city, and one of the most beautiful tourist places in Noralya, where you enjoy breathtaking views of tea, green spaces that create calm, and happiness. There are many farms and tea factories in the region so there are tours that enable you to learn about the way of making tea, And how to grow this, along with the possibility of tasting delicious tea in its various stages.
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Strawberry Fields
The trip to the strawberry fields gives you an experience full of fun, fun with its charming fields of beauty with the pleasure of tasting that delicious fruit, and learn how to cultivate, as well as taking a group of photos that are unmatched to perpetuate that amazing journey. You can also hire a Tarkator to go on a tour around Field. There is also a group of specialty stores selling strawberry products, such as jams, sweets, and fresh organic strawberries.
Strawberry Fields
Ambewela Farm
One of the most beautiful tourist places in Noralia that should not be missed when visiting the city, nicknamed in the name of the new small New Zealand, and enjoys a breathtaking panoramic view with picturesque green spaces, and hills that magnify its beauty. You can see cattle, and sheep while grazing, as you can learn about the milking of cows, Besides tasting delicious fresh farm produce.
Ambewela Farm
Hakgala Botanical Garden
The Hakkala Botanical Garden is a gift for nature lovers, founded in 1861 and located at an altitude of one thousand seven hundred forty-five meters above sea level. It covers an area of twenty-eight hectares, which includes a variety of gardens. Such as; Upper Flower Garden, Fernry, Rock Garden, Arboretim, Rose Garden and Flower Garden.
Hakgala Botanical Garden
Seetha Amman Kovil
It is an important historical and religious landmark located between misty mountains and tall pine trees. A temple has been carved, and Sita is said to have been captured by Ravana according to the Ramayana story. Legend has it that Lord Hanuman came to the temple to save the kidnapped queen. You can see the footprints of the Lord at the temple, and you can also enjoy the celebration of Rama Navani, on the 28th of March.
Seetha Amman Kovil
Moon Plains
Moon Plains is a green space surrounded by preserved forests, gardens, plantations and tea fields. Surrounded by high mountains, it is an ideal place to relax and get away from the pressures of life. The place also houses a group of young huts located in fairy tales.
Moon Plains
