Pidurutalagala Mountain and the Forest Reserve are situated almost next to the heart of Nuwara Eliya Town.
In 1897, a path was made to climb Pidurutalagala Mountain. The four-mile track to the top could have been made by walking for two and a half hours, or could have been made on horseback.
The British preferred to call this mountain "Pedro" because...
Kanniya Hot Water Springs, a natural wonder, is not only a testament to the island's geological marvels but also a site steeped in history, culture, and therapeutic benefits. Whether you're a history buff, a nature lover, or someone seeking relaxation, Kanniya Hot Water Springs is a must-visit destination on your Sri Lankan itinerary.
The Legend and History of Kanniya Hot...
Kantale Tank is a reservoir that combines natural beauty, rich history, and cultural significance. Often overshadowed by the island’s more famous attractions, this hidden gem is a place to visit for travelers seeking tranquility, adventure, and a glimpse into Sri Lanka’s ancient irrigation heritage. In this travel guide, we’ll explore everything you need to know about Kantale Tank, from...
Blue Beach Island is a tiny yet stunning island in the Nilwella area of Matara, located between Dickwella and Tangalle on Sri Lanka’s southern coast. Its name comes from the beautiful turquoise-blue waters surrounding it — a paradise to look at from every angle.
But the coolest part?
This is not just an island — it’s a tied island, connected to...
Kohonawala village is located just beyond the Passara Madulsima mountain range in the Uva province, Badulla District. With its breathtaking views, Kohonawala resembles a fairy tale village. It only receives sunlight for six hours (per day), from 9.00 am to 3.00 pm.
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Nicknamed “Ira payana nathi gama,” the village where the sun does not rise has neither water, electricity, nor...
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Great Western Mountain stands as the sixth-highest peak in the country, offering breathtaking views, challenging hiking trails, and an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Located in the picturesque Nuwara Eliya district, this lesser-known trekking destination is perfect for those who wish to escape the usual tourist crowds and immerse themselves in the island’s natural beauty.
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Chariot Path of King Rawana is a grassland (Plain) on top of a mountain range that is surrounded by a pigmy forest, which looks like a pathway. It is a wonderful place, which has breathtaking views and an unspoiled, extraordinary environment. This is located near the Frotoft Tea Estate in the Kandy District of the Central Province, Sri Lanka.
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Kelebokka (කැලෑබොක්ක) is a high-elevation viewpoint within a working tea estate in the Matale District, known less for facilities and more for its uninterrupted hill-country panorama and raw, windswept setting. The viewpoint sits at the highest accessible point of the Kelebokka Tea Estate, one of the largest contiguous tea estates managed by the Sri Lanka State Plantation Corporation.
A Camping...
Why Visit Dolukanda?
If you love hikes with a dash of history and myth, Dolukanda is the perfect adventure. Rising 1,969 feet above sea level in the Kurunegala District, this forested mountain is believed by locals to be connected to the Ramayana legend. It’s also a protected reserve packed with viewpoints, small ruins, rare plants, and dramatic cliff edges that...
Deep beneath the hills near Ella lies Nil Diya Pokuna, a little-known underground pond whose clear blue water appears only under artificial light inside the cave. Hidden nearly 80 meters below the surface, this cave system is wrapped in legends of King Ravana and ancient Sri Lankan folklore.
Nil Diya Pokuna is not a conventional sightseeing location; visiting it involves...
