Horton Plains National Park

@🇱🇰 Sri Lanka, Nuwara Eliya Novara Eliya Horton Plain National Park Horton Plains National Park During British colonialism, it was named after Wilmert Horton, the British Governor in Ceylon (now known as Sri Lanka), (also said to be his wife Anne • Horton). In 1969, it was designated a wildlife refuge. In July 2010, due to its biodiversity, the central highlands of Sri Lanka (including the Horton Plain National Park, the Peak Wilderness Reserve where Adam Peak is located and the Knuckles Mountains) were listed on the World Heritage List ～50+ local geoguide full-time control speed (counterclockwise hiking), The "Horton Three-person Team" with the two beautiful young ladies opens 10km 4h special soldier mode 4:00 get up ➡️4:45 depart the hotel➡️6:00 sun rise➡️ 6:30 hiking ➡️no stop walking➡️10:30 leave the park➡️11:20 arrive the hotel➡️11:45 travel move🤣 Overall feeling, it is easy to go up the mountain and difficult to go down the mountain ps: In order to protect the environment, the food will be required to unpack the plastic bag and put it in the paper bag provided by the garden. The washing room [laughing] at the entrance is a thousand miles away. There is a toilet. It is not a dry toilet. In addition, it seems that there are only two bathrooms in the park, and the walk from the exit is about 1 hour.

In a relatively flat place, you can enjoy the scenery while walking, blue sky and white clouds, green vegetation, very eye-catching. There are also some small red or yellow flowers dotted with it. It is said that it is a plain, but there are also parts of the hiking route that climb up and down. It takes a little physical effort to see Baker Falls. There are also some gravel roads, which need attention when walking.

Horton Plains National Park is a place to walk, tickets and taxes and travel from the hotel are not low, and it is also one of the ways to control traffic. The original ecology, the wilderness, walking must be difficult to attract tourists.

The alpine grasslands are worth visiting. It took us an early morning to get there. We started at 5 o'clock from the Nuevole Eliye Hotel, went through an hour and a half of Panshan Road, and finally arrived at the ticket gate. In the morning, the temperature is very low, about 5.6 degrees. The wind is very strong and the fog is very big. But the scenery along the way is very beautiful, and we also saw a very beautiful sunrise. Tickets are very expensive. To buy drivers and parking fees, the total is about 6,000 rupees. But compared with other scenic spots, I think it's worthwhile, because the scenery is really wonderful, and I also saw the wild deer. The jungle mountain road along the way, and then to the beautiful grassland, must be highly sun-protected. Because when the sun comes out, it can peel directly. I didn't know. I just bared myself without touching anything. A circle around the scenic spot shows "the end of the small world" and "the end of the world" as well as a small waterfall. But I think the scenery along the way is much better than the scenic spots. There is no food in the scenic area, only snacks and biscuits sold at the entrance of the scenic spot. It is suggested that you bring your own dry food and go to the toilet at the entrance of the scenic spot (the location of the parking lot), because it is difficult to find the toilet inside.

I love this place very much, and I don't know whether the grasslands in this country are as big or more beautiful. The ecological protection here is very good. Plastic bags are not allowed to go in. The entrance will be checked. And the bathroom is semi-open, you can go to the toilet to see the beautiful scenery. It was very cold when we arrived in the morning and it became super hot when we walked. Take enough water, walk for 4 hours, bring some food, and you will need to supplement your physical strength on the way. The other is to throw oneself away from nature.