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Haputale place (COOL climate) of Sri Lanka

Haputale place (COOL climate) of Sri Lanka



Haputale is a cool climate consisting place of Sri Lanka. Haputale is very beautiful and valuable observation point. Haputale is at 99 Colombo – Badulla mainroad and between Bandarawela and Balangoda. Haputale is famous to tea estates, cool climate and Adisham bungalow. There are several beauties related to Haputale. Closed area of Haputale railway station can be viewed large area till sea. All observation area is available at about 4000ft below area.
Dambethanna tea estate is famous abservation point in Haputale at 8Km away from the town. In Dambethanna mountain more than five districts can be viewd in same place with very clear. But in cloudy days all districts cannot view, another type of emotion can be fealed.



Adishom antique bungalow is also at Haputale area. It is at about 2 km from Haputale to Boralanda road. This Bungalow is a church and it was made by British governing time of Sri Lanka. Gardening and position of this place is very nice. The Glanore tea Estate and Glanor railway cross road is very beautiful area in Haputale. It’s suitable for shoot a film or video song. Several video songs in Sri Lanka also covered this area.
Hahalabadde temple, Haputale Railway station and many beautiful places are available to visit at Haputale. Several residential areas are also available in Haputale.




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