Chamara and myself we wanted to extend our range out of NW province and our target was “Rajarata”. So as Chamara was very interested in hiking the adjoining giant of Mihinthale I too agreed upon that.

Kabaragala (1506m) is the highest point of Dolosbage range and one of a popular camp sites among travellers. This is my story on Kabaragala camping.

Last year when we were at Wewala wewa we noted this lovely twin peak mountain which was also seen from the banks of Kandalama tank.

Kebiliththa / Maha Siyambalawa Dewalaya is one of the sacred place of Katharagama Dewiyo situated in Yala forest.

Pallan Hela(1068ft) and Inginiyagala (1035ft) are two rocks situated closer to Senanayaka Samudraya at Ampara. This is our camping trip to Pallan Hela and day visit to Inginiyagala.

This is another one day journey to hidden waterfalls in Colombo district.

Haputhale which is situated at attitude of 1431m from sea level surrounded by hills covered by cloud forests and tea plantation. There are number of tourists attractions around Haputhale.

Once when we were loitering along Wariyapola -Kalugamuwa road we noted a rock close to Bamunukotuwa and we planned to hike it someday with our kid. So when my brother in-law visited us after many years we decided to take him on a small hike and Thimmagama gala was the ideal rock for that.

Nuwaragala Kanda (520m) is forest hill with archeology value. It is said King Mahasen has built his palace on top of this mountain. Ruins and the lake on top of the mountain are major attractions.

Kalundawa is another rock situated at beautiful village called Kalundawa in Dambulla area. This is our one day journey to Kalundawa.

Govinda Hela and Degal Hela / Diggalahela are two gigantic rocks situated at side of A 25 road closer to Siyambalanduwa. This is my hiking notes on those two rocks.

Mandaram Nuwara is a misty village surrounded by hills and situated at foot of the highest peak of Sri Lanka. This is our two days journey to Piduruthalagala from Mandaram Nuwara.