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Dolosbage, which translates literally from Sinhalese as "half dozen", is a mountain range approximately 100km east of Colombo, and 40km southeast of Kandy. Located in the middle of Sri Lanka's tea-growing region, the six mountains of Dolosbage are cloaked in thick jungle and laced with wilderness trails that provide the explorer with a variety of experiences; from a weekend of camping in the open to a day of mountain climbing, or a few hours of hiking. This is one of the scenic roads full of greenish mountains & gets misty.

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Dolosbage to Dedugala Dolosbage, which translates literally from Sinhalese as "half dozen", is a mountain range approximately 100km eas

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Kabaragala Mountain in Sri Lanka

In Sri Lanka's Dolosbage Mountain Range, Kabaragala is the mountain's highest summit. This is situated where the districts of Kagalle and Kandy meet. The summit rises 1506 meters above sea level. Similar to the Horton Plains, it has an almost level topography. Moreover, a massive fallout akin to the Word End. It is situated in Sri Lanka's Sabaragamuwa Province. The mountain range is known as Kabaragala, according to the locals, because of its speckled iguana-like appearance. On one side of the mountain, when you reach the peak, a steep slope may be seen on the opposite side. You may ascend the mountain farther to view a number of interesting locations. The natural forest and grasslands at the top of the hill contribute to the splendor of the mountains. A windbreak that produces an endless stream of winds is also present. The natural environment may be explored quite well here.

Starting from Maryville Junction, the trek will go. The concrete road leading to the mountain and a Kovil are your first two encounters. You will then arrive to a tea estate. Your path will now get shorter and you'll be traveling along a short footpath. But it is easy to recognize. You will then enter a tiny pine tree forest. You may reach the first viewing point after an hour of walking. It truly is fantastic. You may view beautiful images of the area.

Most travelers complete their trek at the vista point. But in order to reach the peak, you should go on. The Horton Plains' surface is remarkably similar to the landscape. Mana trees and vegetation like the Sahara may be seen. The steep descent to the bottom is comparable to the end of the world. You can reach the Kabaragala Mountains' top after over two hours of climbing. The panorama from the peak is really breathtaking. You'll definitely be astounded!

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