Eco Tourism & Rainforest Gateways
Biodiversity, rainforests & sustainable travel
The approaches to Sinharaja and the wet-zone falls: Belihul Oya below Horton Plains, Kalawana on the northern side of the reserve, and Deniyaya on the southern.
Belihul Oya
Belihul Oya, in Sri Lanka's central highlands, offers rivers, waterfalls, trekking, and biodiversity. With Bambarakanda Falls, Horton Plains proximity, and serene landscapes, this tranquil village blends adventure, nature, and relaxation into a hidden hill country escape.
Kalawana
Kalawana, on the B8 Kalutara to Nivitagala road, is the northern gateway to Sinharaja Rainforest. The 15 km route to Kudawa via Koswatta and Weddagala offers scenic access and diverse accommodation options near this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Deniyaya
Deniyaya, in Sri Lanka's southern hills, offers lush landscapes, rich biodiversity, and cultural heritage. As the gateway to Sinharaja Rainforest, this charming town blends natural wonders, history, and community spirit into a serene and invigorating escape.
