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Haputale, which is located in the Badulla District of the Uva Province at a height of 1431 meters above sea level, is part of that region.
One of the three main tea-producing regions in Sri Lanka is called Uva, and it stretches from Haputale to Badulla.
Haputale is flanked by hills covered in cloud forests and slopes covered with tea plantations.
Train travel is one method to explore this region.
On the route from Kandy or Nanu Oya (Nuwara Eliya) to Ella or Badulla, there is a train station called Haputale.
The Colombo-Badulla route (A16 highway from Beragala to Hali Ela) passes via the Haputale pass, from which a side road leads to Nuwara Eliya.
When traveling from the central highlands to the southern beaches, Haputale offers a variety of guesthouses, some of which are extremely elegant and others with breathtaking views, inviting travelers to stay a night or two.
For instance, Thotalagala is a seven-suite, opulent boutique hotel.
It was previously a residence for tea plantation owners.
In the Best Destination Hotel category of the 2017 Condรฉ Nast Johansens Awards for Excellent, Thotalagala took first place.
With roughly 5000 people living there, Haputale town is a calm small community.
Haputale's climate is chilly but often not frigid because of its altitude.