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Today's Most Viewed

  1. Hiking Kabaragala – The Highest Peak of Dolosbage (1506 M) 31 views
  2. Dreams Do Come True, Maragala-kanda (1111m) The Paradise Of Monaragala 18 views
  3. Hike to Gongala (1357m)-Highest peak of Sabaragamuwa Mountains 15 views
  4. Days at Chilaw 13 views
  5. A walk to Hanthana Mountain Range 11 views
  6. First Ever Camping at “Haritha Kanda”, Bogawanthalawa 11 views
  7. Scenic Peacock Hills (1518m) + Kadiyanlena & Galboda Waterfalls 10 views
  8. Lankagama – An isolated village in the Southern boundary of Sinharaja Rain Forest. 10 views
  9. Alagalla mountain hike (1140m) 10 views
  10. Two days in Heaven (Madulsima to Pitamaruwa) 10 views

This Week's

  1. Hiking Kabaragala – The Highest Peak of Dolosbage (1506 M) 121 views
  2. Hike to Gongala (1357m)-Highest peak of Sabaragamuwa Mountains 68 views
  3. Two days in Heaven (Madulsima to Pitamaruwa) 61 views
  4. Dreams Do Come True, Maragala-kanda (1111m) The Paradise Of Monaragala 52 views
  5. Story of Victoria 39 views
  6. Brandy Rock (1130m), Matale 39 views
  7. Nuwaragala the castle with a heavenly pond! 36 views
  8. Camping at Kelebokka 360 view point…. 35 views
  9. ගලේ බණ්ඩාර දෙවියන්ගේ අඩවියේ පිහිටි රාවණා රජු මල දවස රජුට ජනතාව ගරු බුහුමන් දැක් වූ ස්තානය (යහන්ගල/Yahangala 1220m)... 34 views
  10. Chariot Path of Ravana & Sitha on top of Piduruthalagala range and James Taylor’s Loolecondera! 33 views

This Month's

  1. Hiking Kabaragala – The Highest Peak of Dolosbage (1506 M) 367 views
  2. Hike to Gongala (1357m)-Highest peak of Sabaragamuwa Mountains 287 views
  3. Two days in Heaven (Madulsima to Pitamaruwa) 250 views
  4. Misty point-Ambokka (1159m) and Selagama Mini world’s end 157 views
  5. Dhanigala / Kandegama the Alien Mountain 155 views
  6. Camping on Dolukanda (600m) 144 views
  7. Bulathkohupitiya-Narangala Hike (880m) 143 views
  8. Camping at Kelebokka 360 view point…. 141 views
  9. Back to Yahangala (1220m) 128 views
  10. Monkey Mountain (520m)…….A part of Viyana Hela 123 views

All-Time

  1. Two days in Heaven (Madulsima to Pitamaruwa) 45,108 views
  2. Aliyawetunaela Hike – 1665m (අලියාවැටුණඇල) 31,909 views
  3. Camping trip to Meemure – One of the best trips ever!!! 30,028 views
  4. Bathalegala (Bible’s Rock) 798m 26,722 views
  5. Chariot Path of Ravana & Sitha on top of Piduruthalagala range and James Taylor’s Loolecondera! 25,523 views
  6. Waterfalls of Colombo District 24,515 views
  7. සබරගමුවේ ආදරවන්තයන්ගේ කන්ද (Paraviyangala) 18,908 views
  8. Scenic Hike to Wangedigala 18,862 views
  9. ගලේ බණ්ඩාර දෙවියන්ගේ අඩවියේ පිහිටි රාවණා රජු මල දවස රජුට ජනතාව ගරු බුහුමන් දැක් වූ ස්තානය (යහන්ගල/Yahangala 1220m)... 18,112 views
  10. Great Western (6th highest mountain in Sri Lanka- 2212m) Once in a life time HIKE! 17,336 views

නිශාචරයන්ගේ රාත්‍රියේ බඹරකන්ද ඇල්ල මුදුනට නැගලා කඳවුරු ලෑම (Night at Bambarakanda)

I planned this type of trip after seeing Thinuwan’s Night hike, he did it on 2012. So I decided to have this experience.
We left from Kottawa at 8.30pm by our motor bikes a came to the Kalupahana junction at 12.15pm. After that we went to the Bambarakanda fall and parked our bikes over there and started our NIGHT HIKE at 12.30pm.

Jungle Beach – Hidden beauty of Southern coast!

It was an unplanned trip. We got Hayleys Holiday Bungalow for spend a weekend. this gave me the opportunity to visit Galle and the see the attractions around. We were able to visit Galle fort and Jungle beach during the trip.

Uda Diyaluma Fall Hike

Diyaluma (220m) is the second highest waterfall in Sri Lanka and its situated at Beragala-Wellawaya road. Turn right from the Beragala junction and proceed about 23km to the waterfall.

Mahiyanganaya road tour and dried waterfall hunting

This story is relating with my day 01 article about the night at Telgamu oya. On the second day we left from telgamu oya to Mahiyanganaya via the huge forest. Once we came to the Mahiyanganaya we went to the Sorabora wewa which was very famous in Sri Lanka as it made by a giant called Bulatha.

Bambarella to Ranamure by Hiking Thunhisgala (Kalupahana ) and Exploring Duwili Eli (The Extreme Hike of the Year )

There had been some discussions with Ashan, me and Nishan to do a Mega journey starting from Bambarella and reach KMP at Kalupahana then climb Thunhisgala and descend to Pallegama by exploring Duwili eli. Although I had been to Duwili Eli once from Etanwala, Thunhisgala was a dream for me. Ashan and Amila went for a two day hike to Thunhisgala but I couldn’t join them as I couldn’t take leave from my work place. So I missed their journey.

75 Places in 17 Days Mega Tour – Day 13

We stay at relatives house in Kaikawala. Next day morning we went to Riverston. We took bus to Raththota & from there we took a three wheel. First we went to Riverston & next to Sera Ella.

Different views of the Bambarakanda fall

This is the highest fall in Sri Lanka and it is about 263m. This is the place that I personally liked to visit always. Actually I was there for 8 times from 2011 to now

Hiking Kabaragala – The Highest Peak of Dolosbage (1506 M)

Kabragala is a mountain in the Dolaosbage mountain range. It has the highest summit point in the range. Hiking Kabaragala became one of my ‘must do’ hike after seeing the Nadegura Documentary and Ashan’s Report. We planned several times and couldn’t do the hike due to bad weather.

Waving water level at Galboda Fall

Galboda is not a famous railway station for many of Sri Lankans. There are some more waterfalls around this area such as Kadiyanlena fall etc. The most suitable vehicle is the Train, because the road after the RS is very bad and worst. We went to the Galboda by bikes and found the small village after having rough rides among the unknown forest patch. A man told us a shortcut from the forest but it is actually a shortcut for hiking.

තුන්හිස්ගල (Kalupahana 1627m) hike of the year

Every year there is something on top of my to-do list and this year also was no exception. It was something mysterious and well researched by me. Been a very dry year I decided to ride my luck. Thunhisgala / Kalupahana is one of the center most peaks of Knuckles conservation area providing the best view of the forest reserve. My attempts on searching for a guide was the most troublesome thing and hearing that the path to KMP wadiya was overgrown brought up some concerns.

RANA SINGHE IN SINHA RAJA

Most of the Sri Lankan’s are connected to the names derived from “Sinha” The race Sinhalies, Areas like Bulathsinhala etc . Surnames such as Jayasinha, Ranasinghe 🙂 etc and of course we have a forest called by that name. “SINHARAJA” origin of this sinha term is not from the carnivorous animal “Lion “or lion centered fictions concluding half humans. Those were myths put in to our minds forcefully. It’s truly because of the four superior races who lived in sri lanka commonly known as SIV HELA who gave birth to one nation .Those were called Yakkaha, Naga, Deva & Gandharwa.

Running along the KNUCKLES

We started our journey very early in the morning from Maharagama at about 02:00 and made our way to the Pettah bus stand. We caught the Monaragala bus from Pettah which got us to Kandy by about 06:15. We had to walk from the Kandy main bus stand to the one near the clock tower to catch a bus to Waththegama. The bus ride to Waththegama took abot 40 minutes.

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