1. Wander Through the Rose Garden 
One of the largest collections of roses in Sri Lanka.
Best viewed during March to April when in full bloom.

2. Admire the Orchid House 
Home to rare and exotic orchids from Sri Lanka and around the world.

3. Explore the Fernery and Rock Garden 
A lush section with shade loving ferns and moss covered rocks, offering a jungle like feel.

4. See the Massive Tree Canopies 
Includes giant conifers, eucalyptus, and cypress trees planted by British botanists.
Great for shaded walks and birdwatching.

5. Visit the Japanese Garden 
A quiet corner styled with Japanese landscaping, ponds, and zen like pathways.

6. Look Out for Wildlife 
The garden attracts colourful birds, butterflies, and even monkeys.
Bring binoculars for better viewing.

7. Enjoy Scenic Walks & Picnics
Well maintained paths and benches for relaxing or enjoying a peaceful picnic with mountain views.

8. Take Photos of the Hakgala Rock Backdrop 
The dramatic Hakgala mountain towers behind the gardens, offering excellent photography opportunities.

Visitor Tips:
Carry a jacket or sweater  it gets chilly, especially with the mist.
Wear comfortable shoes  the garden covers around 28 hectares.
Avoid visiting during heavy rains as paths can get slippery.
Combine your visit with Seetha Amman Temple (just nearby) or a tea estate visit for a full day outing.  

The garden is open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM.