Worlds end of Sri Lanka

Worlds End means the place which has highest gap in Sri Lanka. This place is situated at the border of Nuwaraeliya, Badulla and Rathnapura districts and also   Horton plains which is highest plain in Sri Lanka. There has two worlds ends one of the small worlds end and other one is big worlds end. The big worlds end is higher than other gaps. You can Travel to this place via Nuwaraeliya,  Pattipola, Ambewela road  or via Boralanda,   Ohiya road.

There are a lot of beautiful places and a lot of beautiful scenarios can be seen in down side of Words End at clear time. In the  morning time the down side is very clear and viewed long distance and beautiful sceneries. After few hours the fully down side attack with mist. What a wonderful thing is happen now. If you see this place I trust you mutter above words. There after this place become the real Worlds End because there is nothing to see down side. You may think there is nothing world along here.

Pattipola cool Place of Sri Lanka

Pattipola is one of very beautiful villages (rural Towns) of Sri Lanka which is situated at Nuwaraeliya district and closed to the border of Nuwaraeliya and Badulla districts. Pattipola high 1893m above sea level and very cool place. Pattipola in at on the way of Horton plains from Nuwaraeliya. Therefore several tourists automatically pass and rest at Pattipola cool place.

Pattipola is famous for cool, Railway station, Railway tunnel 18 and also pattipola is situated on the way to the Horton plains, worlds end, Bakers fall, Totupala mountain and Kirigalpoththa mountain. Pattipola railway station is situated between Ohiya railway station and Ambewela railway station. Pattipola is Highest railway station of Sri Lanka. Ambewela New Zealand farm and Ambewela milk powder factory is also very closed to Pattipola. East side of Pattipola Udamala mountain can be seen and west side of Pattipola Totupola mountain can be seen.

The stadium at Hambantota is under construction, September

Built for the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup, Suriyawewa Hambantota International Cricket Stadium is the biggest cricket stadium in Sri Lanka measuring 200 meters x 200 meters. In the photo, for the first time since construction began, teams representing Hambantota and Matara played a friendly match on the new pitch in early July, 2010. Suriyawewa Hambantota International Cricket Stadium will host it's first international match when Sri Lanka play Canada on 20 February, 2011 during the ICC World Cup 2011.

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