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I want to plan excursions with your help. We are 50 years old, we do not want to go high into the mountains. Maybe a safari, one-night trips on the water, but what about Kandy. We don't like to sit still
I want to plan excursions with your help. We are 50 years old, we do not want to go high into the mountains. Maybe a safari, one-night trips on the water, but what about Kandy. We don't like to sit still
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1) If you want to go more or less on your own (that is, not particularly depend on the skills of the "beach" guides), then I recommend looking from the coast - a turtle farm (Bentota or Kosgoda), a water safari along the Maduganga River (Bentota), a fort city Halle.
2) If more distant excursions (the most interesting), then here you can go to Kandy and combine it with a visit to the Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya or an elephant nursery in Kandy (it all depends on which resort you will rest in); cave temple in Dambulla (if you stay north of Beruwala/Bentota; jeep safari in the national park in Yala (if you stay in the south...
There are a lot of interesting places, but the impressions of course depend on the guide you hire for the trip!
Have a good experience :)
2) If more distant excursions (the most interesting), then here you can go to Kandy and combine it with a visit to the Royal Botanical Gardens in Peradeniya or an elephant nursery in Kandy (it all depends on which resort you will rest in); cave temple in Dambulla (if you stay north of Beruwala/Bentota; jeep safari in the national park in Yala (if you stay in the south...
There are a lot of interesting places, but the impressions of course depend on the guide you hire for the trip!
Have a good experience :)
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answered 8 years ago
We were in Kulutara. We went along the river to the turtle farm in Kandy - the tooth of the Buddha, the Royal Garden. Everything is non-fatiguing and quite informative. Unless, of course, it's not just a taxi driver who took you)))
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answered 8 years ago
We were in Hikkaduwa and Beruwala. You don’t have to walk much in the mountains, but an unforgettable experience. See how the world's best tea grows. In Kandy - necessarily, sacred places, a temple where the Tooth of the Buddha is kept. Botanical garden, elephant nursery, smart elephants are touching. I was tired only of the turtle farm, the rest impressed me for several years and I want to return. The fort in Galle is also worth a visit. And in general, a happy holiday, a warm ocean is a completely different story.
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answered 8 years ago
If there is an opportunity to visit the so-called cultural triangle, then definitely Sigiriya.
In my opinion, this is a unique place, definitely worth a visit. You will have to climb some part of the way up the stairs, but for active people this is not a problem.
http://travellanka.ru/sigiriya.html
in 2010, a mini-disc with a video about Sigiriya was attached to the ticket. The ticket cost for foreigners 25 dollars.
Another interesting place is Polonnaruwa. But it is the same in the "cultural triangle". A lot will depend on where you'll be staying.
In my opinion, this is a unique place, definitely worth a visit. You will have to climb some part of the way up the stairs, but for active people this is not a problem.
http://travellanka.ru/sigiriya.html
in 2010, a mini-disc with a video about Sigiriya was attached to the ticket. The ticket cost for foreigners 25 dollars.
Another interesting place is Polonnaruwa. But it is the same in the "cultural triangle". A lot will depend on where you'll be staying.
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answered 8 years ago