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What is Moon Plains?
What is Moon Plains?
Moon Plains, also known as Sandathenna, is a 400-metre long, 40 metre deep valley in Ranhawadigama, about 6km from Nuwara Eliya. What was once part of a catchment area, Moon Plains is now a notable Agricultural and Environmental Tourism Zone since March 2014.
5.8 km from Creek View INN | 27 min
5.8 km from Creek View INN | 27 min
Opening Times
Opening Times
Monday - 7 AM–4 PM
Tuesday - 7 AM–4 PM
Wednesday - 7 AM–4 PM
Thursday - 7 AM–4 PM
Friday - 7 AM–4 PM
Saturday - 7 AM–4 PM
Sunday - 7 AM–4 PM
Entrance Fee
Entrance Fee
Local
Local
Local Adults - 80 LKR
Local Childrens (6-12 yrs) - 30 LKR
Jeep - 3000 LKR
Foreign
Foreign
Foreign Adults - 600 LKR
Foreign Childrens (6-12 yrs) - 300 LKR
Jeep - 5000 LKR
Bountiful Wildlife
Bountiful Wildlife
The green slopes and greying backdrop is something straight out of a portrait, with wild animals running about hither and thither. You can spot deer, buffalos and more at Moon Plains, along with dozens of bird species. In fact, Sri Lankan leopards have been spotted in this region, so you might want to keep your eyes peeled if you want to catch a glimpse of the elusive spotted predator!
Picturesque Views
Picturesque Views
Standing at a surface elevation of 6,200 ft, Moon Plains can get chilly and misty, so you need to watch your step! It also provides visitors with an amazing panoramic view of the countryside and peaks that surround it, but again, this depends on the visibility during the day. A key attraction at Moon Plains is the ‘Mini World’s End’, a peak with a sharp drop, offering you a stunning look at the landscape below.
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