Ziplining over the tea estates in Ella is it worth the money
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Yes, it is highly rated. It is the longest zipline in South Asia (over half a kilometer) and flies directly over the lush green tea plantations. It is built and operated to strict European safety standards (ERSCA certified), so it is extremely safe. If you have the budget, it is a thrilling way to see the Ella landscape.
It only lasts about 45 seconds, so it is a quick adrenaline rush, but the view is breathtaking.
It is right next to the Little Adams Peak trailhead, so you can do both in one morning.
Book online in advance during peak season. The queues can get very long in the afternoon.
Yes, if you have a secure chest or helmet mount. They also rent GoPros if you do not have one.
Scam Watch: ella
People outside stations offer to "help" buy tickets but charge large markups. They may buy cheap third-class tickets and sell as more expensive classes.
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