Adam's Peak

Adam's peak is a tall mountain of religious significance located in central Sri Lanka. This mountain is of religious significance for both the Hindus and the Buddhists. While the Buddhists believe that it has the footprint of Buddha, the Hindus believe that it is the footprint of Hanuman. The mountain is more than 2000 metres tall and is in a conical shape. It is alternatively known as Mount Lanka, Ratnagiri and Malayagiri.

In fact, this mountain is also the origin point of three rivers- Kelani, Walawe and the Kalu Ganga. The mountain comes with six hiking trails that come with the best views from the top. Even prominent travellers like Fa Hien and Marco Polo have written about this hill during their travels. Apart from being a cultural landmark, Adams Peak also has geographical significance and continues to attract tourists from around the world. 

• Try out the local cuisine in the restaurants located on the way as you climb the mountain.
• Trek to Adams Peak and admire the views from one of the most important historical sites of Sri Lanka. 
• Check out any of the six hiking trails located on the mountain and discover its lush greenery.
• Visit the places of worship and pay your respects in a peaceful and calm environment.
• Check out the origin point of the Kelani, Walawe and Kalu Ganga rivers from the mountain.
• Learn about how this peak has significance in the Ramayana, especially by discovering the footprint of Hanuman.