Idalgashinna
Idalgashinna is a small train station located in the upcountry region of Sri Lanka, situated between Ohiya and Haputhale railway stations. It is considered one of the most exquisite trains stops in the country due to its stunning panoramic views and unique perspective on the colonial-era rail policy. The station was built in 1893 and offers a reliable and sustainable method of transport for supplies and products, such as tea, from the inner highlands to the coastal hubs. The best way to reach Idalgashinna is via train, and the early morning trains from Colombo Fort offer the most picturesque journey. Visitors can enjoy sightseeing in and around the station, including a short walk along the tracks and exploring the Tangamale wildlife reserve. The station building is a charming relic from the past and is surrounded by a well-maintained veggie and flower patch. The station is often engulfed in a veil of mist, making it a mesmerizing sight. According to legend, rainwater falling on one sid...
