Joanna James
Wadduwa, a picturesque seaside town in the Kalutara district in Sri Lanka, is fast becoming a tourist thronged zone. Here are five places you can add to your list of places to visit whole holidaying in Wadduwa.
Considered a prominent Buddhist pilgrimage destination, the Kalutara Temple is especially significant because of the Kalutara Bodhiya. This is thought to be one of the 32 saplings of the sacred Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi tree which is located in Anuradhapura. You will also be able to inspect a distinctive, hollow stupa named Gangatilaka which houses artwork relating to Jathaka stories there. Visit this site and be amazed by its spiritual energy. You will also be able to feast your eyes on the scenic beauty of the Indian Ocean and the Kalu Ganga from the temple premises.
If you are seeking a beach getaway, Wadduwa should be at the top of your list. Many of the hotels near Wadduwa, Sri Lanka, are located near scenic beaches. For example, The Blue Water Hotel and Spa is just a five-minute drive away from the famous Wadduwa Beach. This place is a great choice for a tranquil beach experience with your family or loved ones. It offers sandy shores, gentle waves and a peaceful ambience where you can relax and sunbathe under the tropical sun. You and your children can also play on the sand, swim in the shallow waters or take strolls along the coastlines.
Visit Richmond Castle, which is considered to be one of the top attractions in the Kalutara region. This place offers a fascinating fusion of history, breathtaking scenery, and interesting activities. Visitors will be able to wander around the castle's halls and towers, tour the well-preserved keep for expansive vistas, and learn about the experiences of conscientious objectors who were held there during World War I. You may also enjoy the peaceful Cockpit Garden and create your own heraldry at the castle.
Are you someone who is enthralled by landscape design, botanical diversity and artistic pleasures? Then you need to include Brief Garden in your itinerary. The garden and house are the brainchild of the former landscape architect Bevis Bawa, the brother of the globally renowned architect Geoffrey Bawa. This place offers a peaceful retreat and an insight into Bevis’ creative and private life. You also get a myriad of trees, plants and shrubs there and room for plenty of photo opportunities with your loved ones.
There are wildlife encounters, natural beauty and opportunities to immerse yourself in the local culture near the Madu River. Boat safaris are also galore there. Grab this opportunity with both your hands and explore the area’s mangrove forests. One of the prominent vocations here is cinnamon peeling so you might like to inspect that closely. Fish therapy is a great tourist magnet since there as many who love to let fish nibble at their feet. If you are looking for a break away from the busy nature of city life, you might consider the serene escape that Madu River has to offer.
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