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    They missed the most spectacular happenings up there at the top of the mountain. Though they climb the mountain because this is kind of a pilgrimage. Somehow you have to finish the journey of nearly 3-4 hours from the bottom to the top. by: arugambay Views[740] This is the shadow of the Adam's Peak. One of the remarkable incidents I have ever seen in my life. You must see it by your naked eyes. This was my second visit to Adam's Peak. But I got the chance to see the sunrise and the shadow only this time. At first I couldn't. Though this is a tough journey I felt GREAT at last. by: arugambay Views[839] This is the moment everyone was impatiently waiting for nearly half an hour. Got the first sneak peak of the sun on that day to Sri Lanka. Felt glorious... by: arugambay Views[753] A grandma and a grand daughter are waiting until the sun rises. The little one one wants to play with grandma. by: arugambay Views[844] People from many countries including the locals are waiting for the most spectacular event at the top of the Adam's Peak. It's the sunrise of a new day. People climb 2,243 metres (7,359 ft) to see this and the most of Buddhists do this as a pilgrimage as they believe the sacred foot print of Lord buddha. by: arugambay Views[756]
     
    This photo features Sama, the only elephant injured by a landmine. It seems that even in the animal world discrimination is alive with other elephants going around Sama. by: ewanarnolda Views[1274] The Pinnawela Elephant Orphanage provides 25 acres of land for the elphants to be safe and free. Also provides a great platform to educated it's visitors of these beautiful animals. by: ewanarnolda Views[836]    

     

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