Bambarakanda Ella 

The tallest waterfall in the country.  263 meters high.

The 299th tallest waterfall in the world and Situated in Kalupahana in the BadullaDistrict.

Bambarakanda falls is formed by a branch of Walwe River which is known as KudaOya.

 GET LOST IN AN OLD CITY NUWARA ELIYA

The City of Light” was the favorite hill station of the British, a scenic town 2500m above sea level surrounded by misty mountain ranges, pine forests and tea cultivations. Nuwara Eliya has a much cooler climate, which is in stark contrast to the tropical climate experienced in other parts of the island.

 Lamprise  ___________________

A Lankan delicacy introduced by the Dutch Burgher community is an absolute must try out of the ever so extensive Sri Lankan cuisine. 

Traditionally, this banana leaf wrapped treat comprises of a meat curry, ash plantain, brinjal pahi, seeni sambol, belacan or blachan (shrimp paste), frikadel (compact meatballs) and finally, rice cooked in stock.

Independence memorial hall

Independence Square or The Independence Memorial Hall was built for commemoration of the independence of Sri Lanka from British rule.  The hall was built at the location where the formal ceremony marked the start of self-rule, with the opening of the first parliament by the HRH Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester occurring at a special podium on February 4, 1948.

 

Adam’s peak

The mountain of Sri Pada is one of the rare places that people of four major religions in the world worship. The mountain is situated in the Rathnapura district with a height of 7,360 feet (2,243 meters).

Sri Pada is the second highest mountain in Sri Lanka, and its symmetrical shape and the prominence with which it rises out of the Central Mountain massif has inspired awe for centuries.