This is the first post on my new blog "Photoblogv360 : Walk through Sri Lanka" Hope you will enjoy this blog and give me feedback for further improvements. :)
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Sri Lanka's most beautiful sight seeing railway journey... Colombo to Badulla.
A young girl enjoys the train journey during her destination to Bandarawela, one of the Sri Lanka's most beautiful sight seeing locations. |
Bandarawela is a pass through railway station in your journey to Badulla from Colombo.
Badulla (Sinhala: බදුල්ල, Tamil: பதுளை), is a major city in Sri Lanka. It is the capital city of Uva Province, Sri Lanka and the Badulla District. Badulla is located 60 km southeast of Kandy, almost encircled by the Badulu Oya (River), about 680 metres (2200 ft) above sea level and is surrounded by picturesque hills and mountains, most of which have tea plantations.
Colombo to Bandarawela Railway map |
Tourism
Located at the northern city limit of Badulla city is Dunhinda waterfall. Dunhinda waterfall is one of the most popular waterfalls of Sri Lanka mentioned on several famous songs and works of literature which draws many local and foreign tourists to the region.
The main heritage sites in and around Badulla are ancient Muthiyangana (මුතියංගන රජ මහා විහාරය/முத்தைய்யன் கணை)(Buddhist) temple,Dhowa temple, Bogoda ancient wooden bridge and Buddhist temple. The Muthiyangana temple is located in one end of the Badulla city, Dhova ancient temple is located by Badulla-Bandarawela road whereas Bogoda Wooden Bridge and temple is close to Hali-ela town.
Ancient Rawana buddhist temple also famous among the tourists who visit Ravana water fall in Ella.
Badulla is a separate tourist attractive city we have to talk on. Hope to publish about locations in Badulla in next blog post. :)
Few breath taking views in this railway journey...
Bandarawela Railway station |
Through a Tunnel |
Beauty through fog.. |
Ohiya Railway Station at sunrise... |
Fog again.. |
Best time to sight seeing is after 5pm. Only a matter of shutter speed of your camera to capture the beauty.. |