Visit Adam’s Peak
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Mountain
- Essential
Adam’s Peak: How to get there?
1.5 hours from Hatton in taxiAdam’s Peak: When to go?
Between April and DecemberAdam’s Peak: For how long?
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Sri Lanka
Adam’s Peak Vacations
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A pilgrimage place for four religions, this sacred mountain reveals all of its splendour at sunrise. An easy but gruelling walk, not to be missed!
Adam’s Peak: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
A pilgrimage place for four religions, this sacred mountain reveals all of its splendour at sunrise. An easy but gruelling walk, not to be missed!
My suggestion
Start the climb between 2 and 3 am so as to admire the sun rise and avoid April's full moon which marks the high point of the pilgrimage season, unless you want to bear witness to the fervour of the Sri Lankan people.
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