Badulla

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Badulla is the southeast border of central hills in the upcountry which is the transport portal to the east coast. One of the oldest towns of Sri Lanka invaded by Portuguese and British consequently became one of their main economic hubs. British invasion caused conspicuous changes to the city, more significantly it was an important Social Centre for them.

Will you enjoy a relaxing evening in the countryside and observe the outstanding biodiversity of the area? Cool-weather conditions throughout the morning and night encircle by mist and fog is an incredible experience staying in a tropical country. Beautiful rainy weather conditions all along the day together with freezing nights make it unique from other Sri Lankan cities. Beyond its conspicuous natural beauty, you can arrange an adventurous hiking trail to a spectacular mountain top. A journey to embrace the extraordinary elegance of the naturally enriched Flora and fauna.

Badulla is the capital city of the Uva province which is almost begirt with Badulu Oye River. Situating 680 meters (2,230 ft) above the sea level, surrounded by copious tea plantations. The Namunukula mountain range together with fellow mountains overwhelmed the town creating an enchanting view for visitors.

It’s highly recommended for eco-tourism for the betterment of tourism as well as the definite development of the locality. Badulla is a prime location in Sri Lankan tourism for decades. The popular Nine Arches Bridge has an immense magnetism among both local and foreign visitors. Ella Rock, Little Adams Peak, Diyaluma Waterfalls, Mahiyangana Viharaya, Sorabora Wewa, and Ellawala waterfall annually attract a higher percentage of tourists who come to Sri Lanka.

Weather in Badulla
Usually, Badulla has a slightly lesser temperature compared to the other cities in Sri Lanka. The average temperature typically varies between 16°C to 30°C (61°F to 86°F), rarely it become below 13°C (56°F) and above 33°C (92°F).

Usually, April is the hottest month of the year while November to January becomes the coldest. It has extremely variated accumulations in rainfall throughout the year. The highest rainfall records around November while the least is around July.



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