We stayed
2 nights in Kandy and enjoyed it very much. The climate is way cooler than on
the coast. Walking around and discovering the area, we spent some good days here
before we headed to Negombo for our last stay in Sri Lanka.
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Showing posts with label Sri Lanka. Show all posts
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Sri Lanka- … on the way to Kandy
From Mirissa we headed north to the “hilly” center of the island. Our goal
was to reach Kandy. In order to do so, we took the bus to Matara and then an other
one to Ella where we stayed overnight in a lovely homestay. On the next morning we boarded the train
for a 7 hours ride to Kandy which was nothing short of beautiful.
Over the hills and through tea plantations- we were offered breathtaking views
and landscapes.
Sri Lanka- Mirissa
In Mirissa we finally went out to the sea, though not for
diving but for whale watching. We were quite lucky and saw a couple of blue
whales, many dolphins (Sprinters) and were followed by 3 killer whales (better known as Orcas). The early morning wake-up was totally worth it- a breathtaking experience.
Sri Lanka- Galle
The fort area of Galle is beautifully romantic. The small
streets, the little cafés, the discrete shops; we were happy to wander around
this small haven of tranquility, knowing that passed the entrance gate bustling
traffic, noise and people are everywhere.
Sri Lanka- Hikkaduwa
On our way south, we stopped in a small village, Hikkaduwa.
Apart from diving there was not much to do there, except walking along the
beach. As the sea was quite rough and the weather not so bright we decided to move on quickly.
Sri Lanka- Colombo
After spending almost 3 months in the Philippines we started
heading westwards. Sri Lanka had been on our to-go list for a long time already, so we were quite excited to discover this tear-shaped island. After spending a
night in KL we hopped over to this new destination. Colombo- the capital- was
our first stop.
We visited a quite disappointing national museum and gazed
around this new city.
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