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It's wonderful there. You will try real tea, see many waterfalls, a beautiful ocean, etc. It's definitely worth the trip!!!! I was there in 2008, I want more ...
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answered 13 years ago
Undeniably YES! We were a year ago, got an unforgettable experience, we want to go there again. Just be sure to lazy-beach rest you need to take a few excursions - you will not regret it.
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answered 13 years ago
The first time to go is certainly worth it - the country is interesting. beautiful. But for me, she entered the list of countries to which I do not want to return. Without excursions, it will simply not be interesting, if you plan to do snorkeling, then not in Ceylon, there are no conditions for this. I was also personally very annoyed by poverty, filth and wretchedness of most of the local population. But there is something to see.
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answered 13 years ago
I join those who answered. Just for the sake of a beach holiday - complete nonsense to fly there. Next to Egypt. But to go for a few days on excursions - it's worth it! Very beautiful views, and you can also buy real tea directly at the factory - I really regret that I bought a lot. Moreover, these trips can hardly be called an excursion, because. as a rule, they carry on a separate passenger car (ie you are a guide and a driver) It turns out an individual trip. Where you want to stop - take pictures, rest, etc.
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answered 13 years ago
astashov is right, these are not excursions, but a journey: a personal minibus or a car with air conditioning, with a driver and a guide for the entire duration of the excursions. As for tea: our guide on the sly advised us not to buy directly from the factory, because it is not so tasty there. We bought only 1 package there, and then he brought us to the MLESNA store (there are several of them in the country and the guides know about them), and the prices there are good and the choice is huge and the tea is much tastier.
Our family liked swimming in the ocean much more than in the sea. The sounds of the jungle, especially when standing on Lion Rock, are amazing! Delicious mangoes and golden coconut juice, fresh fresh juices, flocks of monkeys near the road, welcoming and friendly natives.....
Definitely worth going there at least once in your life.
Our family liked swimming in the ocean much more than in the sea. The sounds of the jungle, especially when standing on Lion Rock, are amazing! Delicious mangoes and golden coconut juice, fresh fresh juices, flocks of monkeys near the road, welcoming and friendly natives.....
Definitely worth going there at least once in your life.
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answered 13 years ago
It all depends on the guide. Ours took us to the McWoods tea factory. The prices are great and the tea is great. By the way, if you recently saw a program on NTV about tea, then it was at this factory that NTV people found (in their opinion) real tea and saw the entire production process.
If you are not a lazy tourist and want to explore the country you arrived in, then I strongly advise you to go to the mountains for a couple of days. Life on the coast and in the mountains is very different and the climate too.
If you are not a lazy tourist and want to explore the country you arrived in, then I strongly advise you to go to the mountains for a couple of days. Life on the coast and in the mountains is very different and the climate too.
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answered 13 years ago
Of course yes! But be sure to combine a beach holiday with an excursion. We first rode around the island for 4 days, and then went to the beach for 4 days. Optimal! Because if you go to the beach and go on excursions from there, you won’t really see anything - continuous crossings, all the most interesting things are located in the depths of the island, and the local natives move at a speed of 20 km / h ... tiring. So plan a route and explore the island with small forced marches, I assure you that you will have a lot of fun. I can recommend a decent chain of hotels that covers the entire island - both in the mountains and on the lake...
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answered 13 years ago
I want to find one of our people living in Sri Lanka who will provide excursions around the country for 5 days from Colombo from 05/14/2011 with an arrival in Indurva on 05/19/2011. Write [email protected]
Thank you!
Thank you!
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answered 13 years ago
For PVS2003!
It looks like you need a round trip of 6 days - through the iconic places of Sri Lankan history and culture (from Sigiriya - through the great capitals (Polonnaruwa, for example), you can watch it radially (with an overnight stay in hotels near Sigiriya or Girital or Dambulla) - further to Kandy - from there through Nuwara Eliya (with its delicious tea and mountain slopes) south to the Yala region (although now is not the best season for this park! I would recommend Minneriya or Kaudulla near Sigiriya / Girital).
Circle the roads of Lanka - from there you can move to Induruva, which you have chosen for beach staying (not the most spectacular place for the southwest coast, but what can you do, since you have already looked after it).
If you have English - fluent, contact the incoming company and get a current guide. Then the impressions will be worthy.
It looks like you need a round trip of 6 days - through the iconic places of Sri Lankan history and culture (from Sigiriya - through the great capitals (Polonnaruwa, for example), you can watch it radially (with an overnight stay in hotels near Sigiriya or Girital or Dambulla) - further to Kandy - from there through Nuwara Eliya (with its delicious tea and mountain slopes) south to the Yala region (although now is not the best season for this park! I would recommend Minneriya or Kaudulla near Sigiriya / Girital).
Circle the roads of Lanka - from there you can move to Induruva, which you have chosen for beach staying (not the most spectacular place for the southwest coast, but what can you do, since you have already looked after it).
If you have English - fluent, contact the incoming company and get a current guide. Then the impressions will be worthy.
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answered 13 years ago
Lanochka. If it's not difficult, write at your discretion the approximate cost of the tour as I indicated, but we will be 4 people. I am grateful to you in advance. And for papa74 and alex45, I forgive them for their statements. After all, my daughter and I traveled so much that they would not even dream of a nightmare (including Antarctica, the village of Vernadsky and Antarctica, not to mention the USA, Brazil, Chile, Venezuela ....). Reply to me at [email protected]. Thanks, Peter
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answered 13 years ago