Travel SIX

23/04/2023

Amazing nature...!
What is sweet to one may be bitter to another...
What is beautiful to one may be ugly to another...
One person's food can poison another...
Isn't this nature amazing?

17/03/2023

09/01/2023

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZS8hNoQeb/

travelsixsrilanka

01/01/2023

may the happy new year bring a happiness, peace and prosperity. wishing you a joyous 2023!

29/12/2022

victoria park - NuwaraEliya
it's one of most beautifull places of nuwara eliya.

28/12/2022

https://youtube.com/shorts/w-djTjHmczQ?feature=share

16/12/2022

Victoria park - Nuwara eliya

14/11/2022

Aradhana Rock - Mihinthale

04/11/2022

Sela Cetiya - Mihinthale Rajama temple
TravelSIX
https://youtu.be/moY7KYVOyp8

02/11/2022

The needles used to sew the robes of the monks who worked in Mihintalea are treasured in this stupa.

Built on a platform about six feet high
About twenty feet in diameter

8th and 9th centuries AD shows Mahayanic features

Apart from this, there is a Panchavasa building, a gantaghara and a pond around here

18/10/2022

sri lanka wild python
Often prefers to live among leaf litter such as fallen and dry leaves.
Often termites tend to hunt insects, such as ants, to animals such as rats, rabbits, and, occasionally, large animals such as deer and elk.
It tends to hunt during the day as well as at night and lives in the habitats of thickets adjacent to forests.
Usually a snake does not resort to biting and can be described as a very passive snake.
Travelsix.lk
https://youtu.be/NBTkM5QW_AY

05/10/2022

IDALGASHINNA
Idalgashinna is one of the railway stations that attracts many foreigners visiting Sri Lanka because it is located on a hill. Also, the surroundings are very beautiful. Many people like it because of its cold climate. Being situated on a mountain, their journey is not difficult for the tourists who come hoping to camp.
Plan your tour with travelSIX
Contact
📧 [email protected]
📞 +94711810116
🌐 travelsix.lk
📷 travelSIX

https://travelsix.lk/?p=1468

16/09/2022

Evining sky from sri lanka

14/02/2022

Spring in the skies of Hikkaduwa after two years of drought

31/12/2021

Happy New Year!...2022

31/12/2020

Happy New Year 2021 to all !!!

19/07/2020

07/04/2020

Corona virus

Tourist arrivals to Sri Lanka have been temporarily halted due to the global situation faced by the corona epidemic.

01/03/2020

LocationKandyCoordinates7°18′N 80°38′ETypereservoirPrimary inflowsCreek from AmpitiyaPrimary outflowsCreek leading to Mahaweli RiverBasin countriesSri LankaBuilt1807–1812Surface area19.01 ha (47.0 acres)Max. depth18 m (59 ft)Water volume867×103 m3 (30.6×106 cu ft)Shore length13.4 km (2.1 mi)Surface elevation529 m (1,736 ft)Islandsone1 Shore length is not a well-defined measure.

History

The beautiful lake in front of the Temple of the Tooth was formerly a stretch of paddy fields known as Tigolwela. It was converted to a lake by King Sri Wickrama Rajasinha in 1807. As there had been a beautiful pond named 'Kiri-muhuda' (a 'sea of milk') in the middle of the Tigolwela, the lake constructed subsequently too was named, 'Kiri-muhuda'. Deveda Moolacharya is considered the architect of the Kandy Lake. The king first built a dam across the paddy fields, starting from the Pattiruppuwa (Octogen) side, where the steps leading into the lake by the Mahamaluwa (Esplanade) are still visible, stretching across to the Poya-maluwa. The dam, upon which a roadway was constructed, allowed the king to go across to the Malwatte Vihare. According to D’Oyley, the dam was constructed between 1810–1812.



Small artificial island

There are numerous local legends and folklore regarding the lake. One such is that the small island at its center was used by the king's harem for bathing and was connected to the palace by secret tunnel.

🇨🇦 🇺🇸 🇩🇪 🇬🇧 🇨🇳 🇮🇳 🇯🇵 🇩🇰 🇮🇹
All travelers are welcome to sri lanka 🇱🇰
TravelSIX
🌐travelsixsrilanka.com
📧[email protected]
📞(0094)711810116 @ Kandy

27/02/2020

Visit To 🇱🇰 Sri Lanka With Travel SIX..
Enjoy Your Freedom Freely...
📞(0094)711810116
📧[email protected]
🌐travelsixsrilanka.com @ Sri Lanka

23/02/2020

Hot Air balloon Experience

In Sri Lanka

Kandalama , Dambulla.

If you are lucky enough to visit the beautiful island of Sri Lanka then you should take the opportunity to see the wondrous sights from the air starting from Kandalama, Dambulla in the

Cultural Triangle.

Flying over the jungle you may see elephants roaming freely, variety of birds, wild life, water buffaloes standing in the paddy fields and monkeys swinging from the trees.

After an exhilarating flight over the jungle you will be welcomed on landing by friendly villagers who are happy to meet and greet you. Your Pilot will toast the flight with a glass of champagne after which our transport will take you back to your hotel. You will have the rest of the day to visit around Sigiriya, Habarana and include a safari at Minneriya or Kaudulla National Parks.

Sunrise-hot-air-tripadvisor

There is “Magic in the Air” in the Cultural Triangle, what better way to see all that our beautiful countryside has to offer than with an early morning sunrise hot air balloon flight !

Wondered what it would be like to be a cloud ? Find out firsthand with an exciting hot air balloon ride by Sun Rise Ballooning. Not only will you experience the thrill of a wingless flight, but you will be able to see all of the area’s great attractions and breathtaking views !

As you gently leave the bonds of earth, you will float effortlessly over jungles, lakes and waterways as day breaks with the awakening of wildlife and villagers waving as you fly over their homes and the colours of nature. As the Premier balloon operator in Sri Lanka, we have been operating continuously for over a decade, making us the most experienced and safest operator.

Price: US$ 210/-per adult. US$ 160/- per child ( between the ages of 7 and 12 )
– One hour sunrise flight (approx.)
– Champagne toast at landing Juice & water
– First Flight certificate
– Hotel transfers from Habarana, Sigiriya, Dambulla & Kandalama

Travel SIX
📧[email protected]
📞(0094) 711 810 116
🌐travelsixsrilanka.com

22/02/2020

19/02/2020

Travel to Sri Lanka

for Your

honeymoon..

Enjoy Your Freedom Freely...

- Travel SIX
📧[email protected]
🌐travelsixsrilanka.com
📞(0094)711 810116

13/02/2020

Any vehicle...
Any hotels...
Any where...

More Details Contact With us

- Travel SIX

10/02/2020

Aquatic park with underwater tunnels, tanks & ponds, plus exotic birds & educational programs.

- Travel SIX

07/02/2020

Ridiyagama Safari park, Sri Lanka

No more flight bookings need to reserve for safari in Africa. Whole animal kingdom is roaming in Ridiyagama. The Department of National Zoological Gardens is eager to unveil it’s another flagship project for the nature lovers and pleasure hunters browsing the down south of Sri Lanka. A 500 acre drive through Safari Park, the first ever Safari Park in Sri Lanka is being culminated in Ridiyagama, Ha

06/02/2020

Mandaram Nuwara - Nuwara Eliya-Sri Lanka.

📷 credit by owners.

Mandaram Nuwara is a small village situated at the foot of Pidurutalagala in the Central Province of Sri Lanka. The town is also known colloquially as the 'Misty City' as it is shadowed by the adjoining mountain ranges and is shrouded in mist for the majority of the day. Kolapathana Ella is a beautiful hidden water fall, located in this village.

05/02/2020

visit Sri Lanka see to all of country,
With...

- Travel SIX

04/02/2020

Arugam Bay💜️

Whether you are looking for some epic waves to surf or you just want to relax and enjoy the beach life this is the right place for you. This beautiful bay is located in the dry part of Sri Lanka and is famous for being one of the best surf spots in the country. But there’s more: peaceful atmosphere, beautiful beaches, and a relaxing vibe, very different from the more touristic and crowded south-west coast.

In case you need a break from the sun and sea air, you can also visit the town’s historic temples or the nearby Kumana National Park. So close your eyes, listen to the sound of the ocean and breath deeply. You are in the right place!

- Travel SIX

03/02/2020

Rumassala Jungle Beach 🌴🚶

Located on the southern coast of Sri Lanka, the Mount of Rumassala is located about 5.5km kilometer from Galle. Rumassala is situated on a rocky land between the Galle port and the Unawatuna coast.

There are many stories and legends surrounding this mountain that gives it a mysterious image. The story of Rumassala comes under the legendary chronicle ‘Ramayana’ which proclaims that ‘Rumassala’ is a chunk of Himalayan Mountains in India. The epic ‘Ramayana’ reveals a beautiful folklore about this place. According to
Ramayana when Ravan of Lanka abducted Sita the wife of Rama and bought her to Nuwara-Eliya. Then Rama with his brother Lakshman and the Monkey God Hanuman invaded Sri Lanka to free her. Occasionally King Ravana and Rama were in the battlefields. Lots of soldiers of Rama’s army get wounded and injured in that battle. During that war, Rama and Lakshman also got injured. To cure Rama and Lakshman special kinds of medicinal herbs were needed. But that herb only grew in the mountains of Himalayas. Hanuman volunteered to go to the Himalayan
Mountains and bring the herb. But Hanuman couldn’t recognize those listed herbs. So that he brought back a part of the gigantic Himalayan Mountains. After finding the required herbs, Hanuman threw away the rest of the mountain part. It is said that the part of the Himalayan Mountain was fallen to Sri Lanka, and today it is known as Rumassala.

Biodiversity in Rumassala is rich with both the forests and the ocean around the southern coast. It is said that most of the flora and fauna found of Rumassala is endemic to this mountain and that those cannot be found anywhere else around the island. It is also is kind of proof that this mountain is not where it belongs. The forest is home to many species of birds, reptiles, and mammals including several endemic species, as well as rare medicinal plants. However, the Rumassala mountain range and the coral reefs have been ensured. Rumassala area including both the forest and coral reefs are now protected as a sanctuary due to its valuable biodiversity. There is a significant magnetic anomaly close to Unawatuna, and that satellites cannot be placed directly above this mountain in space. Even Sir Arthur C. Clerk has admitted these properties. It is interesting that when Arthur C. Clarke came to Sri Lanka, he made Unawatuna his first home. The mystery associated with the Rumassala area may have intrigued him. All these stories and legends whether they are true or false makes a visit to this mountain a memorable experience. There are other places of high significance, a visitor to Rumassala should not miss. All these places along with the rich biodiversity in this area directly affect to the tourism in Rumassala.

Peace Pagoda is the stupa which was built by the Japanese. It is also called as “Sama Chaitya”. There is a staircase to the stupa and we can go around it. There are four Buddha Statues around it and they indicate the birth of Prince Siddhartha, His Enlightenment and the attainment of Parinibbana. This Peace Pagoda is designed to provide a focus for people of all races and creeds and to help unite them in their search for world peace.

Traveling further pass the Peace Pagoda, there is the Rumassala temple call Sri Vivekaramaya. There is a huge Buddha statue and statues depicting the bringing of Sri Maha Bodhi to Sri Lanka and Bringing of Buddhism to Sri Lanka by Mihindu Thero. And this temple also provides a nice view of the Galle city and the Galle Fort and harbor. The temple contains some interesting structures. One is the image of Hanuman carrying the piece of the Himalaya Mountain in its hand. The other is a figure of Maithree Bodhisattva.

Jungle beach is worth enough for visiting on the southern coast. Golden sandy shore and rich biodiversity background stoles every heart. When you enter the beach you can see the sunbath facilities around the cafeteria. If you need to relax yourself peacefully, print some more steps forward and you will get lost yourself in the deserted area of the beach. Jungle beach is suitable to enjoy swimming without waves. The beach is rich in coral reefs and marine biology. The visitors love the beach as well as the pathway to the beach. Because the way to jungle beach was filled with many uncommon birds, animals, plants and it helps to feel the jungle experience.

The best time to visit Rumassala is between November and April when the seas are calmer providing better swimming and snorkeling conditions. But the views, the forest and the beauty of Rumassala itself are worth visiting all year round. So, you can tour Sri Lanka and come here at any time of the year to have these experience. Watching Lanka will always remain a lot of memories and worthwhile experiences with you

- Travel SIX