If you want a local experience, go do the train! There are also fancy tourist trains you can book well in advance, but this is what we were after :)
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Train from Nuwara Eliya to Ella
Today we thought we'd catch a train from Nuwara Eliya to Ella. A 3-4hr ride. Sam took our luggage in the car so we only had to carry a small bag with water etc. It is a very scenic section through massive mountains and tea plantations. Unfortunately all we saw was bodies :) Fun experience none the less. Lucky Ree got a bit of a seat after an hour, and I stood up mostly.
Demodara's Nine Arches Bridge
After getting off the train at Ella Samee took us to the Demodara 9 Arches Bridge; https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nine_Arches_Bridge,_Demodara.
Sam timed it so we could see a train go over and we slid down the muddy path to a good vantage point. As the train was delayed by an hour we gave it a miss and decided to find a beer in town.... Tonight's accommodation is at the lovely McQueens a short walk out of town.
Sam timed it so we could see a train go over and we slid down the muddy path to a good vantage point. As the train was delayed by an hour we gave it a miss and decided to find a beer in town.... Tonight's accommodation is at the lovely McQueens a short walk out of town.
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