A serendipitous refuge in an ancient land - Kevan’s Casa

A battleground for the ancient races of Yakkas and Nagas, hallowed ground graced by a visit from Lord Buddha, and a place full of natural beauty and adventurous experiences - Mahiyanganaya is one of those places that seems to have it all. Situated smack bang in the middle of town, with all the modern amenities a traveller could want - cosy rooms, a swimming pool, room service and the only rooftop restaurant in town - is Kevan’s Casa. It acts as a convenient base to visit Wasgamuwa, Maduru Oya and Gal Oya National Parks, the majestic Rathana Ella waterfall, or even go cycling to take on the steep and infamous 18-bend road that leads to the hill capital, Kandy. If adventure is not your cup of tea, Mahiyanganaya is steeped in religion, culture and legends, and is also one of the few places where you can interact with the ancient Vedda community to learn their ways and their story. Whichever experience you choose to pursue, you can rest easy in the knowledge that you will be going back to the luxury, comfort and care of Kevan’s Casa to have the perfect end to your day.