Hi my loving friends, Greetings from Sri Lanka. I think everything are OK for you now. Today is Friday and I am on leave from work because I need to rest my mind as well as my body. We had breakfast as we had planned the day before and headed to a beautiful place. This time the wonderful natural creation I am taking you to is located on the Udugama Road in the Galle District. This Kottawa Evergreen Forest is located at a distance of 16 km from the city of Galle. It was designated a national park in the 1930s. I have been through this forest a few times before but never get bored. So do not hesitate to go there again.
The trail is natural and the signs read "Avoid littering" because nature must be protected. No one who travels in the Kottawa forest will feel the passage of time just because of the coolness that the trees add to the forest, which prevents the sun's rays from falling on the earth like a canopy. Entering the Kottawa forest path, you will come across a few short paths that stretch in different directions. One of its paths is reserved for visitors to see the wonders of the jungle, which run away through the canopy of lush greenery. Another route is to a tea plantation. The peace of mind felt is immense.
Everywhere you look today, the tide of protectionist sentiment is flowing. The tops are pointed until the sun still kisses. The dawn was only slowly beginning to fall on the earth. The gentle breeze blew through her nostrils, hurting the vegetation. Due to the rainy season, the trees are heavy with flowers, leaves and leaves. The ground was so wet that it was a bit steep because it had rained. The forest embraces my comfort with boundless affection. It was as if the restlessness of the mind had taken over the Kottawa reserve. Life begins to feel like the comfort of such a forest. The sweetness that various trees and vines add to the forest, the evergreenness is great. Kottawa Reserve is the perfect place to unleash your frustration on the wind that blows through the endless canopy of trees in the Kottawa jungle. Do not forget to bring back the polythene and garbage you are carrying. Thanks for visting. See you soon. Have a nice day.