Adisham Bungalow, an English country cottage built in the 1930s, is now a Benedictine monastery. Nestled in lush gardens in misty hills, it is a slice of England in Sri Lanka. The immaculately kept interiors are full of antique furniture, libraries, and religious artifacts. The monastery also produces its own jams and chutneys, from fruits grown in the surrounding gardens, which visitors can purchase. With its peaceful ambiance and beautiful architecture, Adisham Bungalow is one of Haputale's most sought-after attractions, offering history as well as tranquility.
Adisham Bungalow, now a Benedictine monastery, is an English-style country house that is a piece of England in Sri Lanka. Surrounded by flower gardens and misty forests, the stone bungalow is filled with antique furniture, religious relics, and a peaceful library. The visitors can stroll through its peaceful grounds, soak up the peace, and even purchase homemade jams and chutneys made by the monks. The blend of colonial past, monastic life, and natural beauty combines to make Adisham one of Haputale's most fascinating and charming places to see.
