Ceylon Tea Trails

In central Sri Lanka lies the Bogawantalawa Valley, known as the Golden Valley of Tea and home to Ceylon Tea Trails, complete with rolling green hills, plantation bungalows, high tea and exquisite service. Here in solitude lies Ceylon Tea Trails, four classic colonial bungalows built for British tea estate managers in the days of the Raj. These historic houses have been restored by Dilmah Tea with the cooperation of Bogawantalawa Tea Estates, to offer guests the unique experience of life on a working tea estate. Bungalow sizes range from four to six rooms; 20 luxurious rooms and suites in all.

Each of the four bungalows is different. Summerville with an air of a country cottage, Castlereagh with an eclectic style of its own, the high colonial Tientsin; one of the first planter's residences to be built in Ceylon and the more modern Norwood; abounding with 60's character. Summerville and Castlereagh are situated opposite each other on the shores of the Castlereagh Lake. Each house comes with its own manager, chef and butler. Follow the Tea Trail from one unique bungalow to the next, staying a night or two at each or just laze in one. Trek and picnic at spectacular locations each day in cool comfort, with a contemporary style is the hallmark of the Tea Trails experience.

Long teak tables and chairs in old gold, moonlight through the window gently glows in the room, filled with the light of candles and Fine, tea infused cuisine is all apart of the dining experience at Ceylon Tea Trails.

Ceylon Tea Trails is part of Sri Lanka in Style

Over 200,000 hectares of rolling tea carpeted hills make Sri Lanka the world's largest exporter of tea. Tea from Sri Lanka is still known by the country's former name of Ceylon, a name synonymous with the finest tea.

Ceylon Tea Trails
Hatton,
Sri Lanka

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