Pitamaruwa Mini World’s End - Madulsima
If you're planning a trip to Badulla to explore the history of early settlers, make sure to take a break and visit Madulsima World's End. After a 180km journey from Colombo, head towards Passara town and then onto the Pitamaruwa Road to reach Madulsima. Legend has it that the town got its name from the exchange of tea boxes between caravans at this spot.
Madulsima World's End is situated at the end of the Roeberry Estate tea plantation and offers a stunning view of a range of mountains covered in small, dry forests. The highlight of this attraction is the vast plain that stretches out towards the East coast, which is not visible from Horton Plains, where visitors can see only a range of mountains and rock debris from a precipice. The Madulsima World's End is managed by the Tourist Board of the Uva Province.
The Madulsima mountain has an elevation of 1257 feet and ranges from 2300 to 3400 feet above sea level. The highest part of the rock belongs to the Roeberry estate, while the...
Madulsima World's End is situated at the end of the Roeberry Estate tea plantation and offers a stunning view of a range of mountains covered in small, dry forests. The highlight of this attraction is the vast plain that stretches out towards the East coast, which is not visible from Horton Plains, where visitors can see only a range of mountains and rock debris from a precipice. The Madulsima World's End is managed by the Tourist Board of the Uva Province.
The Madulsima mountain has an elevation of 1257 feet and ranges from 2300 to 3400 feet above sea level. The highest part of the rock belongs to the Roeberry estate, while the...
