9km fantastic hike that will take you in a loop from Mini-world’s End, to World’s End to the Baker’s falls and back. Either do it leisurely taking in the views and spotting the native birds or do it faster to keep active and see the attractions - it works both ways. The park is well maintained nowadays with facilities provided along the walk trail. So very beautiful landscape and nature. Yes, there is a difference in ticket prices for locals and foreigners, which I totally disagree given such practices are not done in western countries, but the price point for foreigners is similar if not cheaper in comparison to national park entry fees in other countries. So one must not whinge. Do the walk earlier in the day when the weather is pleasant and not too sunny, but it never gets too hot in here. It’s a pity that the locals are so selfish and uncaring about their own country that they continue to litter everywhere - I personally saw many dropping food wrapping as they walk!

This was a very nice hike with excellent scenery. The hike was not difficult and I saw children and parents hiking with children on their back. Worlds end is breathtaking. The 50$ entrance fee is too much compared to all of the other places that I have visited. This is the only place in Sri Lanka where I feel that I have been taken advantage of.

On the advice of our host, we got up at 4.30am to be at the entrance to Horton Plains Park when it opened at 6am. Coming from Haputale, the nearest entrance is Ohiya, much less busy than the main entrance where it seems to take until 1:30 to enter the park. We went there after a night of intense rain, so the animals were sheltered and the sky still covered. However, we were able to appreciate the beauty of this park, which does not deserve the asking price (37,000 Sri Lankan rupees for 2 adults, 1 teenager and 1 child). My advice: adjust your arrival time (and your sleep time) according to the weather. Take good shoes; hiking is complicated in many places. Follow the path (not always obvious) to avoid ending up in impassable places. At the entrance, you are made to empty the contents of your plastic packaging into kraft paper bags, to avoid waste in the park. I admit that I do not adhere to this practice which, in the end, creates twice as much waste and softens cookies (but that is because I am among those who pay attention to their waste and do not throw it everywhere).

Very beautiful views but price not adequate. October 2024 price about 30 USD. It's just misunderstanding giving such price for this attraction. The fact is that for this price you get only 3 points: 2 view points called little world's end, world's end and waterfall. 2 first points is actually the same.