Idalgashinna located on the hills of central Sri Lanka where mountain ranges and sightseeing which boost hike on them. I strongly trust, they may admire the locals and foreigners that who are being in urban. Also, the isolated surrounding will make comfortable. Sweep away from a busy life for some time. Idalgahinna is a splendid green where mountain range and plains covered by the rain forests and
a best place for hiking via mountain to mountain. The railway station of Idalgashinna was built in 1893 by British. The rain falls on the roof of Idalgashinna Railway station runs to two rivers named Mahaweli Ganga & Walawe Ganga. It is very impressive that mist exchange its fog to the both sides of the hills every two minutes. The mist flies in the air and breaks in to pieces and disappears and focuses the blue sky, the birds in the air fly unsteadiness in the wind. When the air blows through the electricity wire and cable of the light posts in the night, creates horrify sounds which make fear and the chill water which falls from the trees and cables on the naked place of the body makes to shiver. The light of the railway station shows this as a magic though the cold weather never allow enjoy the climax a long time in the gloomy night. The Railway station is located above 3500 feet above the sea level and the neighboring mountains stand over 4500 feet as well. The lights of airport which set recently in the South of Sri Lanka on a goal of Tourism can be viewed from Idalgashinna shimmer in the evening far away below the sky. There are 18 railway tunnels in between Idalgashinna and Ohiya Railway station mean more tunnels in a short distance. This highlights the hard toil of railway construction when there were no machines. The former British rulers Horse Cart track between Horton Plains and Adhism Bungalow runs via Idalgashinna Railway station. While walking on the mountain range towards to Adhism you may wonder for the creation of the nature and will be able to view the scenery which you cannot imagine as such. The lakes of South of Sri Lanka appear far away below the sky and if dark evening you find the light house of Benthara twists far away. The jungle makes to feel the isolation with amazement and the fragrance of wild flowers embrace to accompany to the paradise while walking via the forest. The opposite direction shows the blue hills with tea and the Tea factory stands as white patch on the hills. The quiet railway track frequently makes noise of stretching whenever no trains. Bambarakanda waterfalls which known that highest falls in Sri Lanka also located in the suburb of Idalgashinna within 9 kilometers distance from the Railway station of Idalgashinna. Horton plains also very popular for environmental diversity in Sri Lanka and abroad could cross over the mountain ranges of Idalgashinna. The bunched red flower named “Asoka” blooms in the shrubs and trees of wriggled branches all over the season here in Idalgashinna and vicinity and the flower reminds Ramayana. The Black & Green Tea here are superb and they give remedy for the heart patients and Diabetes. The Bio-Tea project run by the experts of Tea for the modern world and the quality is well known all over the world.
