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  Welcome back to our channel. Today is Day 7 in Sri Lanka, and our itinerary is to leave Ella and reach Tissa, and on the way visit a few places. So in this video, we start our day with the beautiful Ravana waterfall, which is said that he used to take a bath here. Then we moved our journey and reached Tissa, there we visited the large Tissa lake, did a 30-minute walk and then we visited the 2500 years old Maharama Temple in Tissa. We also paid advance for the Jeep in which we will go to Yala Jungle Safari the next day, which would be coming in the next episode. Watch the video :

  Welcome to our channel. This is Day 6 in Sri Lanka. So far we had a lovely experience all over what we visited in Sri Lanka. In this episode we are showing you the beautiful & historical Nine Arch Bridge, which is one of the most photoshoot point of Sri Lanka. From there we went to a trek to Adam’s Peak, and did some adventure in the rain. From there we went to have a close look of the Ella Rock, which is also known as the Dronagiri Parvat or the Sanjivini Parvat, which was taken by Hanumant from Himalayas. We also show you the supermarket / grocery store of Sri Lanka and the price comparison with India. Watch the full video on YouTube:

  Welcome back to our Channel. This is Day 5 in Sri Lanka or our 11-day tour. We started from our Hotel to do the very beautiful Ella Train ride, which is said to be one of the best train rides of the world. We boarded the train from Nanu Oya railway station and got down in Ella. While onboarded on the train, you can see beautiful hills, waterfalls, lovely villages, tea plantations, jungles, birds, rivers and the list goes on. The train ride for us was not as we expected it to happen, we faced a big trouble as the correct Train Ticket did not arrive!! Watch the video for what happened next. Watch the full video on YouTube:

It is our Day 4 in Sri Lanka. Today we started from Kandy to Nuwara Eliya. On the way we visited a Tea Factory and learned many thing. Tasted many varieties of tea. Not to forget Tea Estates views. We visited the Ramboda Waterfall, located in the central highlands near Nuwara Eliya. It is 358 feet high. We had a good time there. Near to it, we visited Hanuman Temple as well and took his blessings. From there we went to Gregory Park. established during the British colonial period in 1873, the park and lake were named after Sir William Gregory, the British Governor of Ceylon at that time. We loved the flower garden, lake, hills etc. From here we visited Ashok Vatika, iocally known as Seetha Eliya. There you can see the footprints of Hanuman. We worshipped there, from there we went to the hotel. In between we visited the Nuwara Eliya town, the iconic Post Office, the market, streets and had a lovely lunch, an Indian(Tamil Style) lunch. Watch the video on YouTube:

  In this video, we are presenting the lovely traditional dance show of Sri Lanka, also known as Kandyan Dance. The Kandyan dance show is a mesmerizing cultural performance originating from the Kandy region of Sri Lanka. This traditional dance form, deeply rooted in the island's heritage, showcases the rich and vibrant history of Sri Lankan dance. Performers adorned in elaborate costumes and intricate jewelry move gracefully to the rhythmic beats of traditional drums, creating a captivating visual and auditory experience. The dance routines often depict stories from Sri Lankan folklore, religious rituals, and historical events, making it a fascinating spectacle for both locals and tourists. The Kandyan dance is not only a display of artistic talent but also a celebration of Sri Lanka's cultural identity and heritage.