Trip to Rumassala Beach ๐
My sister and I had been telling my mom and dad for a while that we should go on a trip. So that day dawned on the 19th of December. We had talked to leave the house at 8 am on the 19th. We left the house at 8 am as promised. We boarded the Galle highway bus from Makumbura bus stand. In an hour we reached Galle. Visiting Galle Fort was something my mother loved๐. But at that time it was very sunny. So from there for a bit, we had breakfast right there. We made sandwiches for breakfast and then we decided to go Rumassala. From Galle travel approximately 6 km along the Matara Road passing Dewata up to Unawatuna to reach the Rumassala Mountain๐. Rumassala Mountain, also known as Rumassala Hill, is a mountain situated in Unawatuna, Galle.
Rumassala Mountain, also known as Rumassala Hill, is a mountain situated in Unawatuna, Galle. Rumassala is an area rich in biodiversity. The Mountain is surrounded by the forests and the ocean. Popular attractions to see near the Rumassala Mountain are Jungle Beach or Rumassala South Beach, Rumassala Sanctuary and the Japanese Peace Pagoda. Rumassala Mountain is connected with the epic “Ramayana” and is believed to be a part of Himalayas. The “Ramayana” describes that one piece of the Himalayan Mountain was dropped here by Hanumantha. As we walked through the beautiful areas of the Rumassala forest we saw some endemic species as well as rare herbs and various plants. As we approached the top of the mountain, we were mesmerized by the breathtaking views of the ocean.
With great pleasure we ended our journey thinking that another day we would go like that again๐.
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