Joanna James
Mandaram Nuwara is an underrated town located at the foot of Pidurutalagala. This city is located in the Nuwaraeliya district in the central province of Sri Lanka and discussed below are some things you can do while you are in Mandaram Nuwara.
The Kolapathana Waterfall is one of the main attractions in Mandaram Nuwara and you must make time to visit this stunning fall when you are in the area. While you can make it to the top through quite a difficult trek you can also witness the waterfall from the main road as you pass it. Either way, you will be greeted with a gush of fresh water cascading from the top bringing life to the environment.
Ramboda Falls is a popular waterfall in Sri Lanka which is 109 metres in height and is the 11th highest waterfall in Sri Lanka. The altitude of the Ramboda falls is 945 metres above sea level and it is a beauty to witness this waterfall in person. If you are someone who likes exploring, this waterfall will allow you to get away from the stress and work of everyday life.
The views you will be greeted with from Mandaramnuwara rooms are of the city and some of the tea plantations in the far distance. However, if you hike to the top of Pidurangala, then you will be able to see a beautiful view not only of Mandaram Nuwara but the entire city.
The Labookele Tea Estate and factory is one of the oldest tea factories in the country and it is also a beautiful and picturesque one. If you visit on weekdays, you will be able to make a visit to the factory and discover the process of how tea is made.
Mahakudagala is a mountain that has an elevation of 2100 metres and it is the 10th on the list of tallest mountains in Sri Lanka along with the One Tree Hill, which is the same height. If you are someone who loves exploring the great outdoors and spending time in nature, you will definitely enjoy the time hiking in Mahakudagala, located an hour's drive away from the Tea & Experience Factory.
The Ramboda Pass does not have a pathway created where you will be able to walk to the waterfall with ease, so this is considered a fairly difficult hike that can be taken by those who are used to hiking. Even though the trek is quite tough, the view when you reach the Ramboda Pass is worth the trouble that you had to endure to get there.
Chariot Path is perfect for those who would like to have some time away from the hustle and bustle of city life and enjoy some time in nature breathing in the fresh air and feeling the cool breeze on your skin. Chariot Path is also connected with the famous Rama-Seetha legend. While on a camping trip on Chariot Path, you can explore the vicinity and enjoy some small waterfalls as well.
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