"Off-the-Beaten-Path Adventures: Exploring Hidden Gems of Sri Lanka."

  British Cemetaries in Kandy- Sri Lanka About formerly known as Pitakande Military Cemetery, it was taken over by the Commission as a permanent war cemetery after first being purchased by military officials. The Army Graves Service moved war graves from Divatalawa Boer Military Cemetery to this cemetery, along with graves from Divatalawa Camp Cemetery, Diyakaduwa Cemetery, and Bandarawala in the Punjab; additionally, graves from these locations were moved to Galkissa General Cemetery, Ihala Vitiyala Burial Ground, Kandy Civil Cemetery, Kollonawa Burial Ground, Kotagala Forest Creek Cemetery, Mahaiyawa Cemetery, Murugampola Cemetery, Rawatawatte General Cemetery, Moratura; additionally, graves from Tibotugoda Etakorasa Cemetery and Trincomalee Hindu and Buddhist Cemetery. A navy veteran whose grave was known to be in the cemetery but whose exact location could not be determined is honored by the Special Memorial. "Buried near this spot" is superscribed on it. This location ho...

 Heel Oya Village- Central Province Sri Lanka About Heeloya is a lonely and rural farming community located in the Kandy area. It offers a rare opportunity to witness the way justice was administered in bygone eras. Both the venue and the procedures for the village headman's case hearing are still in place. The village's primary sources of income include cattle, spices, home gardening, and paddy farming. To augment their revenue, the villagers perform traditional dances, make handicrafts, keep bees, and tap toddy. A highly traditional village, it is distinct in that it takes pride in maintaining some of the local customs in day-to-day life. It is urged of visitors to work and participate in village life by having them pick fruits and vegetables for a lunch that will be cooked to local standards. They would also have the chance to observe some of the other features of this village, such as the Heeloya waterfall and native plants and animals. In addition to hiking, sight-seeing, ...

 Gal-Oya national park

Laxapana falls. About Laxapana Falls is a magnificent waterfall located in the Central Highlands of Sri Lanka. Here are some key details about Laxapana Falls: Location: Laxapana Falls is situated near the town of Hatton in the Nuwara Eliya District of Sri Lanka. It is part of the Maskeliya Oya river, which is a tributary of the Kelani River. Height: The waterfall has an impressive height of approximately 126 meters (413 feet), making it one of the tallest waterfalls in Sri Lanka. Scenic Surroundings: Laxapana Falls is surrounded by lush greenery and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and tea plantations. The area is known for its picturesque landscapes and is a popular destination for nature lovers and photographers. Hydropower Station: The Laxapana Falls is associated with the Laxapana Hydroelectric Power Station, one of the oldest hydroelectric power sta...

 Off the beaten path adventures Traveling off the beaten path has grown in popularity recently as more and more travelers seek out authentic, meaningful experiences. As tourists grow weary of congested, overly commercialized tourist destinations, they yearn for a closer connection with the places they visit. In addition, because of social media's rise and the demand for unique, shareable content, travelers are always searching for those undiscovered places that will help them stand out from the crowd. So what is off-the-beaten-path travel exactly? Getting "off the beaten path" refers to going to lesser-known, unique, or remote places that aren't frequently frequented by tourists.It entails venturing beyond the usual tourist spots to uncover a region's hidden treasures, where you can uncover the authenticity and uniqueness of a place. Benefits of traveling off beaten paths Going off the beaten path and away from well-known tourist spots can have many benefits and p...