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1. NARANGALA
Beautiful Narangala, with its golden grass, rises up to a height of over 1500m in the Uva Province of Sri Lanka. The summit of this second highest mountain in Uva, provides some of the very best views in the entire tropical island. In addition to it; the reasonable challenge that climbing it offers has made it a great favorite amongst hikers.

Hiking Spot: Narangala Peak
Height: 1527m
Difficulty Level: Medium
Things to wear: Hiking boots with a good grip, warm clothing
Things to take: Water bottle, energy bars, bug repellant

2. MADOLSIMA
Madulsima is a charming little village in Sri Lanka's Uva province, and the Madulsima town is a lovely place that is mainly shrouded in mist and is home to Sinhalese, Tamils, and Muslims, and you can eat dishes from various cultures here.

Madulsima is one of Sri Lanka's most distinctly seasonal transition areas, has one of the highest oxygen concentrations.
The building of tents in the Madolsima Mini World's End area has been temporarily prohibited for visitors, according to Meegahakiula Pradeshiya Sabha Chairman Lalith Jayawardena. (Date: 20 February 2021)

3. ARUGAM BAY
The Arugam Bay surf beach is located 314 km from Colombo and 2 ½ km south of the small town of Pottuvil in the Ampara District which belongs to the Dry Zone along the South-East coast of Sri Lanka.
gam Bay is a vibrant town, famed around the world for its exhilarating surfing opportunities, poised on the south-east coast of Sri Lanka. If surfing is not for you, there are many other things to explore in Arugam Bay. Stroll along the spectacular beaches, or relax with a local yoga class. You will be able to see elephants grazing on the shores of the tank in Lahugalla National Park, and if you head further afield to Kumana, you may be lucky enough to see leopards sleeping on a granite outcrop or a sloth bear feasting on the fallen red berries of a weera tree. There are a handful of stunning secluded beaches to hunt out – from the bay at Okanda, where you can also visit the colorful Hindu kovil (currently the resting place for pilgrims on their way to Kataragama), to Peanut Farm and the beach at Whisky Point. Make sure to head to Mudu Maha Vihara too, one of the many fascinating temples around the area.

4.KNUCKLES
Knuckles, mountains in Sri Lanka, running north–south to the north of the Mahaweli Ganga Valley, rising to 6,112 ft (1,863 m) at Knuckles Peak, about 10 mi northeast of Wattegama. The region receives an average rainfall of 100–200 in. (2,500–5,000 mm). Tea, rubber, rice, vegetables, and cardamom are grown in the area. Of irregular shape, the mountain range extends for 25 mi in length and reaches 15 mi in width.


5. ELLA
Hiking Ella Rock is definitely for slightly more experienced hikers or at least for the more adventurous as the whole hike takes about four 4 hours. Ella Rock can be reached from the main town of Ella.