Nuwera Eliya has number of places to visit though many visitors go to common places. This is another set of places around Nuwera Eliya.
Land Marks of Misty Nuwera Eliya Part-2 | |
Nuwera Eliya has number of places to visit though many visitors go to common places. This is another set of places around Nuwera Eliya. |
Randomz of Puwakpitiya and Padukka | |
This is another one day journey to hidden waterfalls in Colombo district. |
Hills around Kurunegala Town | |
Year and Month Andagala-2017 December 30th Elugala / Wawugala-2018 December 03rd Maraluwawa RMW- 2018 September 09th Ethugala-2019 December 15th Number of Days Altogether one day is enough Crew Andagala-Anupama, Eshan, Nuwan, Achintha, Anupama’s friend and Myself Elugala / Wawugala-Anupama, Nuwan and Myself Maraluwawa RMW- Anupama, Sanjeewa and Myself Ethugala-Solo Accommodation Not Applicable Transport By bus, […] |
Historical Gall Fort /ගාලු කොටුව | |
Galle Fort is the largest fort built by Europeans in Sri Lanka and it is a UNESCO world heritage site. There are a lot of stories behind the fort. |
Bopaththalawa Mountain (=1900m) / බෝපත්තලාව කන්ද | |
Bopaththalawa peak is a mountain risen from the greenish plain called Bopaththalawa. This was our one day journey to Bopaththalawa peak. |
Visit to Kabaragala Fall, Manan Fall and Kirindi Fall | |
This is one of our day hike done with Nirosh long time ago. We was hunting plenty of waterfalls near by our areas and these three falls we have marked to do in a one day and we left from Bandaragama around 8am. We was searching all the three falls clearly on our way to Pelmadulla. Finally we were able to come home by 5pm. |
Dolukanda Hike (දොලුකන්ද) – 622m | |
Dolukanda is a well known mountain range due to the Dolukanda Raja Maha Viharaya (Dolukanda Buddhist Temple) and it is believed that the mountain is directly linked to the great Indian epic, Ramayana Trail in Sri Lanka . In Ramayana story this mountain declared as Dolukada Sanjeewani mountain. This is one of the five Sanjeevani drops in Sri Lanka which located in Kurunegala District. This is one of the popular Ramayana sites of Sri Lanka , where it is believed that the parts of Himalaya Mountain have been felt while it was carried to Sri Lanka by Hanuman. Sanjeewani in Hindu mythology is a magical herb with super natural powers which of them considered be growing at dark and believing to cure any disease. This mountain or important site of Ramayana tour in Sri Lanka is situated in Hiripitiya village which is located about 20 KM north of the district capital of Kurunegala. |
Knuckles Duwili Falls in and out / නකල්ස් දූවිලි ඇලි | |
Knuckles Duwili Falls is a dreamy hike of most of Knuckles lovers. Here I tried to give fair description of different routes to approach Knuckles Duwili Falls on my experience. |
Half a Day visit to Dawson Tower and Balumgala | |
Balumgala is a visible rock to the railway line and also to the main road. This is a rock located at the Kadugannawa gap and it is much famous around all the people live in here. There are 2-3 view points and thpse are the famous destinations to see the surrounding views and there is a small rock as well as the main rock. And the highest point of the Balumgala is about 755m. Just before the National Railway Museum (after passing the Dawson Tower) you will find a Lagamuwa road. Travel few distance up to the Balumgala junction and turn to the Balumgala road. You can go to a edge of a view point by motor cycles also. But remember, travelling on rainy days is bit dangerous. |
මස්විල ඇල දිගේ බොල්ගොඩ ගගට | |
When I went to Nirosh’s house one day he invited me to see the Maswil Canel and since I have little time we decided to walk along the Canal up to the Bolgoda River. |
Unseen Sigiriya | |
Sigiriya is a unbelievable creation of King Kashyapa I (478-496 AD). I want a detailed visit at Sigiriya and it’s surrounding view points. |
Night at Ingini’s Cave | ඉඟිනියාගල මුදුනේ රැයක් | |
After a successful hike to Westminster Abbey (Govinda hela) we returned back to main road (A25) & were waiting for a bus heading to Ampara via Inginiyagala. |