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Sri Lanka offers a mix of lush greenery, architecture, scenic train routes, trekking, and rich history. It’s easily accessible from the Maldives, just a 1.5-hour flight away. The country features breathtaking and affordable train routes, with prices as low as 1 USD.
Colombo to Kandy (4 Hours by Train)
Highlights: Kandy, located on a plateau surrounded by lush green mountains, offers stunning views of tea plantations and rainforests. It’s perfect for a 2-3 night holiday with affordable stays.
Kandy to Hatton (2.5 to 3 Hours by Train)
Highlights: Hatton, near Adam’s Peak (Sri Pada), offers a scenic climb with views of clouds below your sightline. The peak, also known as “Butterfly Mountain,” stands at 2304 meters above sea level.
Kurunegala (3.5 to 4 Hours by Train)
Highlights: This historic city, once an ancient Royal Capital, features rubber and coconut trees, surrounded by eight large rocks. Attractions include the Royal Palace, Temple Tooth Relic, and Kurunegala Lake. Notable sites for history and architecture enthusiasts are Munneswaran Temple, Panduwasnuwara, Arankele Monastery, Dadagamuwa Viharaya, and Padeniya Raja Maha Viharaya.
Kandy is a picturesque city in central Sri Lanka, situated on a plateau surrounded by lush green mountains. The scenic train ride from Colombo to Kandy, passing through tea plantations and rainforests, is exceptionally beautiful. Kandy is ideal for a 2 to 3-night holiday, offering affordable hotel accommodations.
Hatton is a hidden gem in South Asia, largely unknown to outsiders. Located near the foothill of Adam’s Peak (Sri Pada), it is a favorite among monks and adventure seekers. The climb to the peak is facilitated by steps and can take 2 to 5 hours, depending on one's fitness. At 2304 meters above sea level, the peak, also known as "Butterfly Mountain," offers breathtaking views, often with clouds seen below the eye level, making it a truly fascinating destination.
Kurunegala is the capital of Sri Lanka's North Western Province, once an ancient Royal Capital in the 14th century. The city is surrounded by rubber and coconut trees and eight large rocks, making its landscape unique. Key attractions include the Royal Palace, the Temple Tooth Relic, and Kurunegala Lake, a large man-made reservoir. Adventure seekers can hike the surrounding rocks for stunning views, while those interested in history and architecture can visit sites like Munneswaran Temple, Panduwasnuwara, Arankele Monastery, Dadagamuwa Viharaya, and Padeniya Raja Maha Viharaya.