Breath taking Non Parial tour

Year and Month	2016 January
Number of Days	One
Crew	Two
Accommodation	N/A
Transport	Motor Bicycle
Activities	Sightseeing, adventure hiking and photography
Weather	Clear sky with mist
Route	Colombo -> Ratnapura -> Balangoda -> Belihuloya 159^th MP and turn left to Non Pariel road and proceed 21km to Nagrak Bunglow
Tips, Notes and Special remark	Use a good motor bicycle or a 4WD vehicle 100% Break is must Road is too bad at some points above 5000ft. Have food, water is free at every where Prior approval needs to have the access via Non pariel estate. Nagrak Bunglow can be booked for Rs.20,000/- per night (Tel: 0777712325) Accessing from to Great World’s End from Nagrak bunglow is PROHIBITED by DWC Have a good camera with 2GB free memory, because lot to capture Start early morning around 7am otherwise the mist will cover whole area.
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Author	MSRF
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Non pariel estate is having 6 divisions. Uggalduwa is the bottom of the world’s end and all the dead bodies can be collect from there. But it is a rough and full day jouney from Uggalduwa to that place. Otherwise continue your journey to Nagrak bunglow, which is located at the top of this mountain range. And there you will find the boarder of Horton Plains and Non Pariel.

Since Horton Plains is a world heritage, please do not attempt to go there without having any valid approval. Accessing to World’s end without any valid ticket is always prohibited. As per my thought if you are coming by bike or by foot you have to spend at least 3-4 hours for these 21 kms. Because there are lot see, sometimes we were looking at the giant mountains and the world’s end mountain range for few minutes. It is really amazing, can’t believe this wonderful creations.

Non parial is a beautiful estate with low public facilities. These people are facing to many challenges. While you are traveling to the bunglow via baker’s end, please note that the forest path to the Galagama fall will start from the Baker’s end. Ask the directions from a villager or else you couldn’t be finding it.

We don’t see any leeches since the weather is in a good mood. But as per the villagers, there are many leeches around the bottom area of the estate in rainy days.

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