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Climbing Samanala Kanda (Adam's Peak) during the off season Add caption Samanala Kanda(butterfly mountain) Sri pada , Adam's peak is a beautiful 2243m (7459ft) tall conical mountain in southern reaches of the central highlands . it is belongs to Rathnapura district(Sabaragamuwa province) Nuwara Elliya (central province) According to the Sri Lanka’s great chronicle, Mahawamsa, Buddha visited Sri Lanka three times. The last time he traveled from Kalaniya to Sri Pada, and then to Digawapi. It is said that Buddha left his foot print on the rock at top of the mountain at the invitation of the Deity Sumana Saman Best Trails Access to the mountain is possible by 6 trails But the usual route taken by most pilgrims is ascent via Hatton-Nallathanni ,and Ratnapura-Palabaddala During the off season Hatton Nallathanni is the best and safe trail that i can recommended To see the the amazing sunset you have to be there early mornin...
New mysterious riddles of Sri Lanka. What unites the ancient civilization of the Indian subcontinent with Africa, Atlantis and South America? MIHINTALE, SIGIRIYA AND YAPAHUWA: MYSTERIOUS TRIANGLE OF SACRAL OBJECTS, MEMORY OF WHOSE WENT THROUGH THE MILLENNIUMS. CHAPTER 4 OF A DETAILED PHOTO ESSAY ON SIGIRIYA. This is a continuation of the: Chapter 1. Detailed Photo Essay on Sigiriya, or Lion's Rock, in Sri Lanka: Thoughts and Impressions of My Visit. Chapter 2. Sigiriya - what is it? A 'Garden of Eden' or The Fountains of Paradise? and Chapter 3. What Pidurangala is – a monastery in caves or an ancient Over-the-Horizon Early Warning Radar next to the Sigiriya "Lion's Rock"? The "lion's Rock" of Sigiriya, placed near the mysterious Pidurangala "pyramid rock", really appears as a heart of the vast complex located in Sri Lanka, the memory about the importance of which and all of its sacred items have reached our da...
Ancient Ruins & Sacred City of Anuradhapura This remarkable city of Anuradhapura is Sri Lanka’s most sacred town and has some of the most extensive ruins in the world. This city served as a great monastic centre. It remained residence and royal capital for over 100 successive Sinhalese Kings for around 1500 years from the 4th century BC to the 8th century AD, after which it was abandoned and the capital moved to Polonnaruwa. Anuradhapura has eight main places of veneration, known as “atamasthana”. They are; Sri Maha Bodhi The Sri Maha Bodhi, the oldest historical...