24 April 2009
From Kalupahana to Bambarakanda
One of the most picturesque jaunt is the walk from Kalupahana (on A4) to Bambarakanda Falls. This path falls between spectacular mountains either side of the road. The distance to waterfall is about 5 kilometres. There is a fair climb here, but you won’t feel that tired due to the magnificent view all the way upwards.
If you feel like a more challenging one you may try the hike up to Horton Plains or Ohiya via infamous Devil’s Staircase on the same road pass Bambarakanda Falls.
You can view this photo in this wonderful Dutch Website - in their guest photo section.
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8 comments:
That is a great shot.
thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving that kind comment. Feel free to visit again.
Cheers!
Man you know your paths! Beautiful shot. Hope I can experience some of these for real, soon!
As Kalusudda said, that is a really really nice photograph. I think a lot of people have never visited Sri Lanka's tallest waterfall, maybe this will inspire them to... Nice post K! :)
Femin Susan,
I'm a constant visitor to your blogs, especially 'Colours of joy'. Thanks for your comments!
Kalusudda,
I have walked this path many a times and i particularly like this picture. But you have to visit there.. Believe me..it is much more than what the picture says...Thanks for your comments1
Chavie,
Thanks for your comments as always! It is a 'must go place' for every nature lover.. Hope the picture will inspire all young and old who loves to be with nature.
Your pictures are breathtakingly gorgeous!! I love hiking & traveling as well, I look forward to hearing more from your blog.
I like the humble road way, is a part of the environment without dominating the beautiful scenery.
Macon,
Thanks for your comments and would like to hear more about your hikes and travels from you too!
Redhot,
Yep. it does merge with the scenery easily.
Tks for ur comments!
Comment made on 2009-04-24T10:08:25.013+05:30
As Kalusudda said, that is a really really nice photograph. I think a lot of people have never visited Sri Lanka's tallest waterfall, maybe this will inspire them to... Nice post K! :)
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