Peak Wilderness Sanctuary _ Sri lanka

Peak Wilderness Sanctuary, a tropical sprinkle timberland that spreads over a place that is known for 224 square kilometers around the Sri Pada (Adam's Peak) mountain, is one of three nature destinations in the Central Highlands which was pronounced as of late as an Unesco World Heritage site adam's Peak (Sri Pada) & Peak Wilderness Sanctuary

Horton Plains National Park Borders the Peak Wilderness Sanctuary, a bow, 40km  swathe of montane woodland that might be approached from Dalhousie 25km west of Nuwara Eliya, off the fundamental Nuwara Eliya - Colombo road, or from carney, 8km north of Rathnapura.

Adam'a Peak in the inside of the Sanctuary is distinguished as a consecrated place by all Sri lanka's religions. Muslims and a few Christians say the " Foot Print " in the rockatop the rust-red,2243m (7359ft) peak is the place Adam initially situated foot on earth in the wake of being banished from Eden. different Christians say it is the foot shaped impression of St Thomas, who carried Christianity to southern India in the first Century Ad, while to Hindus it is the characteristic of master Shiva. Buddhists, however who have secured the definitive "print" with an overwhelming solid duplicate, say it was made by the Buddha on his third visit to Sri lanka. In the Pilgrimage season, from December until Aril, thousands trek to the top every day, taking throughout the day to finish the 8km (5mile) climb from Dalhousie village. At different times the climb will take you around four hours.