Narangala Mountain Range

Traveling is very important to human because like thing fun, challenge, develop the collaboration and experience. So people are travel various areas such as mountain, places of worship, historical kingdom and zoos. And also exist special time duration to traveling for each places. That is, as example visiting Nuwara Eliya during hot weather. Here, we discuss about experience the traveling of Narangala mountain range.

Narangala mountain range is one of the major tourist attraction in the Badulla District due to its cultural and environmental consequences. It is situated in the Badulla district, Uva Province of Sri Lanka. Rising up to approx. 1,500 meters, this is the eighth highest peak in the Uva Province. Narangala has a rectangular shaped plateau and triangular shaped peak. The magnificent 360 degree view from the mountain peak has made Narangala renowned among locals and tourists for hiking and camping. The cold breeze and the misty weather in the area make it an ideal location for night campers. It is rising to approx. one thousand five hundred meters, it is the second highest peak in the Uva province, only second to the Namunukula mountain range. The unique rectangular- shaped plateau and the triangular- shaped peak makes Narangala stand apart from the other mountains in the area. According to the historical stories of this Narangala mountain, King Walagamba hid a golden pot order in a cave in Narangala mountain during his reign. That is why this mountain is known in history as the New Golden Art. This later became known as Narangala mountain range.

Narangala surrounded by nice weather and less humid than other parts of the island. Usual temperature is around 24C-31C. As with most parts of Sri Lanka, rain can be expected throughout the year. The best time to visit Narangala mountain is from January till September and December. Especially, in case you visit Ella and Nine Arches, you can easily reach Narangala.

Narangala mountain is one of those wonderful places, This is one of the hidden places in Sri Lanka. Which we must explore during our tour to Sri Lanka. Narangala Mountain is one of the most unique places I have traveled to. It can also be described as one of the most beautiful mountain peaks I have ever seen in Sri Lanka. We saw that this area is surrounded by many hills and slopes. From the top of Narangala hill we saw Udaweriya, Namunukula, Beragala and Igalgashinna mountains which were the most beautiful views we could get while traveling. One of the unique experiences we had while touring here was that it only took us about an hour to complete the climb. On the way to the top of the hill we will see a temple. It was a beautiful sight to our eyes.

Moreover, climbing Narangala was a good challenge for us. We were able to successfully complete that effort. There we wore warm clothes and hiking boots to help us finish the trek successfully. We also did not forget to bring a few bottles of water and energy drinks. Also on this trip we had to pass several clear landmarks such as a large pipeline and a wide road leading to the garden. From there we started climbing the mountain. Along the way we could see a large number of Matterpantine trees, the road was slippery due to the fallen leaves of these trees. Along the way we were able to see a large number of turpentine trees. Also the road was slippery because the leaves of these trees had fallen. There was also a flat top of the hill and a good place to camp. We see so many people camping and enjoying the beauty.

Also, when we set up camp on this mountain we have to be careful about camp fires. However, the mountainous region has a lush green environment that can quickly spread to forests and tea estates. Then at the end of the night we camped out and had a great time enjoying its amazing beauty. That night was the most beautiful night I have ever had. At dawn the next day we headed back home for the final ride. It must be said at the end of the day that the travel experience turned out to be a beautiful and unforgettable day.

Finally, we all have a responsibility to protect the environment. So we have to make sure that we do not dump polythene and plastic in the surrounding area. Then we will be able to preserve Sri Lanka as a beautiful paradise forever. It is our responsibility to preserve this gift of nature to Sri Lanka and we will always strive to preserve it for the future. We strive to pass on these gifts of nature to future generations. Then we too will be safe and our land will be secure.