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You can still take a short walk to the main gate viewpoint after dusk. The path is about 5 km round trip and you’ll finish before it gets too dark, and the tea estate terraces look almost silver in moonlight. If you plan to stay overnight, Chandys Drizzle Drops is just under 9 km away and offers a good breakfast the next day.

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