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Tea, Flowers and Fumes
Started today with a short boat ride on the Kelani River before feasting on some local snacks – cassava crisps, fishtail palm and coconut jelly sweets – then headed up steep, narrow winding roads filled with many local red buses, tourist vans, cars, tuktuks and motorbikes.
We are heading into Tea plantation country (hence the …
Why Not Nuwara Eliya
... gardens down to a race-horse course. And then there is tea, tea and more tea! The one thing that's missing is perhaps the jam and scones. But I figure the Sri Lankans must have insisted on keeping it 'local' by having spicy Vadey instead with their afternoon tea.
You may have guessed by now that Nuwara Eliya is the capital of the tea industry in Sri Lanka. The finest tea in the world, Ceylon Tea, is ...
Water Faults
... 1513;לנו. הגענו חזרה למפלי 01; וחפשנ 93; מקום לאכול בו כי היתה
כבר שעת צהרים מאוחר 14;. לא ...
Thymeoff to be a Tourist
... warning, a giant wave scooped Bodhini and her grandmother up and lashed them against a wall at the back of the property. Bodhini might have climbed the wall to safety, but decided to stay by the side of her injured grandmother who was unable to move. A second wave washed Bodhini up and over the wall, but sadly, she returned to find her grandmother had not survived. Some of the funds raised for tsunami survivors were used to construct the house we ...
The Tooth Relic Temple
... around 4pm, the streets were already lined with people.
After enjoying the tooth relic temple, we watched a cultural show. There was a lot of weird dancing involved and we were a little shocked. It was fun, but definitely interesting.
Then we went for dinner at the same place as the previous day and I was eaten alive by the mosquitoes. Needless to say it was horrible. We ate fast and returned to the hotel for our last night in Sri ...