The Knuckles Mountain Range is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most biodiverse and ecologically significant areas on the island. Staying in "The off-grid cabin" is probably the best way to experience this natural beauty up close.

Located in the central part of Sri Lanka, the Knuckles Mountains are named for their distinctive shape, as the peaks resemble the knuckles of a clenched fist. It’s a stunning area and a must-visit for those who love being immersed in nature.

During your stay in "the off grid cabin", you’ll have the opportunity to bathe in the famous natural infinity pool, go for guided hikes in the area, and enjoy the sounds of nature — especially as night falls and the jungle noises grow louder.

The best time to visit the Knuckles Mountains is between February and September, during the dry season. However, be prepared: the weather in the Knuckles is unpredictable, with thick fog and heavy rainfall possible at any time.

DO bring an adventurous spirit and a warm layer of clothing, as it can get foggy and cooler than what you might expect on the rest of the island.

DON'T miss out on a jungle trek — it’s definitely worth it! And also don't forget to bring insect repellent to protect yourself from mosquitoes during your hike and stay.