Badulla District is located in the Uva Province of Sri Lanka, nestled in the central highlands of the island. Known for its lush landscapes, tea plantations, and cooler climate, Badulla is a popular destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those interested in exploring Sri Lanka's cultural and historical heritage. Due to its elevation, Badulla enjoys a cooler climate compared to many other parts of Sri Lanka, making it an ideal retreat from the tropical heat. The district is known for its vast tea plantations, which contribute to Sri Lanka’s reputation as a top tea exporter.

Monaragala District is the second-largest district in Sri Lanka by land area, located in the southeastern part of the Uva Province. Known for its diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and rural charm, Monaragala is a hidden gem that offers a mix of natural beauty, ancient history, and adventure. The district features a diverse topography with dry plains, rolling hills, lush forests, and mountain ranges. It is home to parts of Sri Lanka's eastern dry zone. The region is rich in archaeological sites and ancient ruins, reflecting its historical importance in Sri Lanka's Buddhist and pre-colonial eras.