sri lankan nature

                           

    

       

That web side try to give information about sri lankan nature ,sri lanka have more beautiful nature ,

it is very valuable for sri lankan,south Asians and all the Asians, because sri lanka is a green country,that mean 
sri lanka have more natural green environment  ,rein forest, forest . canal,  waterfall , rook mounters , mounters,rivers.natural pond,natural hot water pond,natural coral reefs ,natural caves,and beautiful beaches have in sri lanka .
                                   
                                    rain forest 

SINHARAJA is most valuable rain forest in sri lanka ,it located in south west sri lanlka ,it have more than 60%-65% endemic rare  trees, many natural  


rare herbal trees, wild animals in sinharaja,


 butterfly's giant squirrels, giant monkeys ,wild


 fishing cats. Sambhur, barking deers,


 leopard,have in sinharaja, Sinharaja is a 


UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site,


                              


                                           Bambarakanda Ella   


Sri Lanka is blessed with over one hundred waterfalls. The tallest is the Bambarakande Falls which cascades down 263 metres like liquid light. It is only four miles away from the Colombo-Bandarawela road in a forest glade, but it is not visited often, though well worth the trip.

Bambarakande is taller than the famous Diyaluma falls which is only 220 metres but thought to be the tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka. The Diyaluma or Diya Haluma collects its water from the Poonagala Oya in the vicinity of Koslanda and Wellawaya. Located six miles from Koslanda and 13 miles from Wellawaya, its waters originate from the Mahakande Pass in Koslanda. You can see this waterfall if you stop a while on your way to Haputale and detour.

 Due to the geological formation of Sri Lanka, the central highlands are surrounded by peneplains, plateaus and valleys. Rainfall sends a large volume of water hurtling down the precipitous edges of the highland mass. The up thrust millions of years ago has caused several peneplains to form, the highest being well over 6000 ft. It is in this area that the water is collected when there are showers and flows down along tributaries down the mountain slopes.


                                                                           Dunhinda 


Dunhinda" is one of the mostly spoken-about waterfalls in Sri Lanka. Although she couldn't come even close to the highest waterfalls of the planet in height she rivals many of them when it comes to the natural beauty that it bestows on the environment . Situated about 2 km distance from the main road which runs to Taldena from the remote city Badulla 

in the Uva Province this is easily 
accesible and frequently visited by local and foreign visitors. On the way can be seen the "Kuda Dunhinda" ( "Kuda" means small in Sinhala ) which is the prologue to its mighty brother . 
In native tongue "Dun" means mist or vapour which is the ideal explanation for a waterfall creating wreathes of mist on its way down.




                                                                    Ravana Ell




 Ravana Ella is one of the widest falls in


 Sri Lanka. The


 fall is connected to the legend of


 Ramayana. The cave


 hidden behind the falls is believed to be


 one of the 


places where Ravana


 hid Sita. The fall is


 fed by a 


tributary of River 


Kirindi and is visible


 from the Ella-


Wellawaya road. The fall has a height of 


about 30 foot 


and plunges over a series of steps into

 the valley. 


                        Unawatuna Beach  
  


Unawatuna Beach is located just south of Galle, 125km from Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka. It is perfectly situated, small and highly sought-after bay on Sri Lanka's less-developed South coast. This beautiful stretch of beach lies 4 km to the south of Galle. Unawatuna, located 4km’s southward around the coast of Galle, is a beach resort waiting to happen. This 4km expanse of palm-fringed sand is said by some to rank amongst the twelve best beaches in the world. Unawatuna, is still far from being over-developed. But this beach is a paradise for all those who yearn to listen to the silence of the sea and dive deep into the blue waters of the ocean. There is a reef protecting the beach, which makes it perfectly safe for bathing. Other major attractions of this south coast beach include providing shallow waters for swimming, and diving. Within its reach it has an accessible, reasonably well-preserved coral reef that serves as the base for snorkeling. For all those who fancy scuba diving, this tropical bay at the south of the coast of Galle will definitely catch your fancy since for the scuba divers, there are several wreck dives only 20-30 minutes away from the beach by boat .Thus it is the most favored beach for all those looking for some exciting water sport activity like swimming, scuba diving or snorkeling.
The beautiful wide curving Golden Unawatuna beach 
mesmerizes you to take a deep plunge into the blue 


waters, offering you an exhilarating experience that


 would last for a lifetime. The beach has been



acclaimed




 amongst 12 best beaches in the world. The legend of


 Ramayana has also been attached to Rumasssala, a


 rocky outcrop jutting into the sea at Unawatuna. This




 rocky outcrop is believed to be a piece of mountain


 that was fallen when Lord Hanuman brought the 


mountain to Sri Lanka in search of a medicinal herb to


 treat Laxamana - Rama's brother wounded in battle.