Located in Sri Lanka’s central highlands bordering the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Horton Plains National Park, Nonpareil Estate is a historic tea plantation famous for its misty mountain views, beautiful waterfalls, and the spectacular horseshoe-shaped viewpoint known as Baker's Bend.

Why visit Nonpareil Estate

• High-Altitude Tea Production: The estate is located at a high elevation of approximately 1,597 meters (5,240 feet) above sea level. This high altitude is essential for producing some of the region's finest and most renowned tea.
• Unparalleled Name Meaning: The estate's name, "Nonpareil," is a French term. It literally means "unparalleled" or "having no equal," reflecting its unmatched beauty and the quality of its product.
• Historic Colonial Charm: Established in 1880, the working estate preserves its history. Visitors can experience the tranquil ambience and view century-old colonial bungalows.
• Scenic Nonpareil Estate Falls: A popular natural attraction is the scenic Nonpareil Estate Falls within the property. It draws visitors for its natural beauty and serene environment.
• Panoramic Views from Bakers Bend: The estate features Bakers Bend, a notable viewpoint. This viewpoint offers visitors panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.