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  3 beautiful places in Galle Fort                   Galle Fort is a beautiful place. This Galle Fort wall is a special place among local and foreign tourists. The places I mention are a great help in increasing the tourist attraction here. The first one Clock tower                         This has become a symbol of Galle. This clock tower is also known as the tallest clock tower on the island. Built in 1883 by John Henry Landes, an engineer, in memory of Dr. Peter Daniel Antonis, the first Sri Lankan to receive an F. R. C. P. medical degree from the University of London. It is about 25 meters high . The lighthouse                           This is the firs...

    Galle Fort            The decision to build a fort at this location appears to be because the land overlooking the Galle Fort is a natural rock plateau and can be turned into a safe haven by creating with that water gorge. In 1505, the Portuguese navigator Lorenzo de Almeida built a fort at this location shortly after landing at the port of Galle. This fort was built with only a wall on the land.                In 1640 the Dutch who came with a powerful naval force captured the Galle fort. The Dutch then erected a strong fortification on the seaside. They then erected the fortifications on several occasions in the manner in which they are now seen. The Dutch built a fort about 2 km long. There are 14 Attics. There are three main the Sun, the Moon, and the Stars Attics here.              ...

    Idalgashinna                        Idalgashinna is a small village in the Badulla District of the Uva Province of Sri Lanka. It is located at an elevation of 1,615 m (5,299 ft) above sea level in the Haputale - Namunukula Range. This area is home to the Idalgashinna Estate and the nearest major city is Haputale, about 9 km south of the railway line. The 5 ft 6 inch (1,676 mm) wide boundary line between Haputale and Idalgashinna is considered a spectacular view due to the sharp drop on either side of the main railway line. The view from the north side of the railway station extends beyond Boralanda and Welimada to Udupussellawa and Hakgala and the view from the south to v is clearly visible. This station is located between Ohio Railway Station and Haputale Railway Station. A station with a rapidly changing dual climate is perfect. This means that at one time i...

  Ohiya              Ohiya is a small village in the Uva Province of Sri Lanka, surrounded by cold fog, with a beautiful, non-urban environment and an attractive ecosystem. Ohiya is a village in the Welimada Divisional Secretariat Division in the Badulla District of the Uva Province of Sri Lanka. Vehicles can also enter the area by upcountry train. If you come by upcountry train, you can reach Ohio by taking in the beautiful scenery along the way Ohiya is without a doubt one of the most scenic places in Sri Lanka, and the amazing thing about it is that you can see the sights that stay in your mind for the rest of your life, regardless of the weather. No matter how many days you spend at this quiet destination, there is no such thing as a vacation destination that offers so much peace and tranquility to your guests, so you will always want to extend your visit on the last day.

    Why Rolls Royce cars are so expensive? Rolls-Royce makes some of the most luxurious cars. Rolls-Royce manufactures are producing hand-crafted 'magical carpet ride' for its customers. A Rolls-Royce car does not come cheap. The true coast of a bespoke Rolls-Royce has no limits.                   Why Rolls-Royce cars are so expensive? If we're looking at the first point. Rolls-Royce manufacture uses 23 paint layers for coating Rolls-Royce body painting. In addition to the endless variations of color, Rolls-Royce customer can infuse their paint with material to create special effects. There are several unmistakable features of every Rolls-Royce exterior. The handmade phantom grille, the self-righting wheel centers. That ensures the RR logo is never rotated, and the spirit of ecstasy ornament. In 2003, BMW paid 65$ million to acquainted right to the Rolls-Royce name symbol and the spirit of ecstasy.   ...

  The Ride of friendship                               Last year our visit was to Kataragama. For a change this time it was decided to go to Nuwara Eliya. The day was decided in the middle of a busy day. That is, on the 18th of December. .                              December 18 is an unforgettable day.  Because, according to the plan, it was a day when nothing happened. We did not go in the car we were going in, we did not eat the food leftover and we did not go the way we were supposed to go. Somehow we went on the trip. Kitulgala, Kotagala, Hatton, Nuwara Eliya, At the end of the journey to The Moon Plains Hotel there are many interesting events. The next morning,    ...

  A f t e r 3 y e a r s                        One of the classes I listened to was the music class.💜 Because it's not like other classes, it's mental freedom. Due to the teacher's personal reasons, our class in Galle was stopped. It has been 3 years since that happened. But our friends are still connected with us. We're still connected via Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram.😍                         One day the biggest sister on our set gets a phone call from the teacher. There it is, this time to present an element of Galle for an online concert. We spread this message to all. Although not in large numbers, many were involved.                      ...

  The first place I went camping                               I went camping in Hambegamuwa at the invitation of my friends. Thought it was boring, but it was a more pleasant experience than I thought. Located in Thanamalwila Hambegamuwa,                                     This is a great opportunity for those of you who love the rural environment to enjoy the rural splendor, Climb the mountain, Bathe in a waterfall, Swim down the river, Spend the night in a tent. (It was a terrible experience and very excited at night)                          ...

  Sangakkara                         Cricket is one of my favorite sports. Cricket matches are not to be missed.👀 Kumara Sangakkara is one of my favorite characters in the world of cricket. He is the balance in every way. Kumar Sangakkara is Sri Lankan cricketer.He was born on 27th October 1977 in mathale. He joined the team at the age of 22 when he was a law student. As player,                          Sangakkara was a left-handed top-order batsman and was also a wicket-keeper for a large proportion of this career. Sangakkara holds many test records that have been the fastest or joint to various run milestones in test cricket. Additionally, he holds the record for the most wicket-keeping dismissals in  ODI cricket.     ...

  Natural rock pool in beautiful Talpe             I'm talking about a place where you can swim in the sea with a different experience. Natural rock pool in beautiful Talpe.The southern coast of Sri Lanka is popular for its beautiful beaches. Unawatuna, Beruwala, Hikkaduwa and Mirissa are the most famous. All these beaches have their own unique attractions.                Talpe is a completely different beauty. It is one of the most beautiful beaches in Sri Lanka.  Villagers say the rock pools were used to soak coconut husks about 50 years ago to cut rock pools out of coral and separate the coir. There are not many luxury hotels on Talpe Beach, but most beach villas are ideal for families and small groups. Talpe is generally safe all year round for sea bathing.                The best time to visit is ...

                                    Aberdeen Waterfall                   I am trying to tell you about a beautiful place. I met while traveling in Nuwara Eliya with my friends. That's Aberdeen waterfall😎. From Ginigathhena, take the Nallathanniya Road a little further along Norton and enter the Moray Estate, where you will find your way to the falls as you continue through a small tea estate. Can't go by car.😖                                     You have to stop at the top of the hill and walk. There is a small road along the tea estate. You can get here, but you're not on this road to Gatmore Falls. There is another way to get there. You can also take a very narrow path overlooking Gatmore Falls near the Murray Falls in the jungle.This is the most beau...