The walk to World's End looks and feels like you are on a Scottish moor ! But the wild rhododendrons and the clear water streams are fantastic. Go early to avoid the heat and to see the view before the fog rolls in. More

There is nohting nicer than a stroll across the hills. Just after dawn as the sunrises and the dew settles. The scenery is so different to anywhere else in Sri Lank and the views are breath taking. More

An unusual place but make sure you get there really early to see the views from Worlds end. If you're interested in the natural history get a good naturalist to show you around, they will point out loads of things you would miss. More

The main reason for visiting this park is the wonderful vistas from the two viewing points at the edge of the escarpment. These are appropriately naned World's End and Little World's End and provide panoramic views across the distant landscapes that unfold in the valley below. Baker's Falls are also worth the trek, even though the last 100 metres in... More

It was nice walk but comparatively its expensive. Also we couldnt see the world's End it was misty and rainy. during rains it hard to walk too.But it was a different experience with the beautiful landscape . More

i went to the worlds end that is in Horton Plains National Park. had few miles of walking via beautiful rain Forrest with giant dears , and some signs of leopards as well. but dint see it. if u lucky enough to have few clouds over their you will able to have wonderful view on world end edge there are... More

Compared to world class national parks in the U.S., this is nice but very overpriced (for foreign visitors.) The walk was ok but there are other places with great views and more wildlife and fewer tourists. (Try the Lipton Seat, Little Adams Peak, Ella Rock, etc.) If you go specially to see the endemic flora and fauna it is probably... More

very good place,dears and few animals ,birds and some snakes. nice water falls,Raine forest , good mist More

A great walk and brilliant views. We were lucky and saw wild boars. Be careful at worlds end, stand back and take in the view. More