The Department of Wildlife Conservation will open a new access road through Diyagama to the Horton Plains tomorrow (28).
The road would be a natural pathway for tourists to walk or ride bicycles and the entry of other vehicles into the access road would not be allowed under any circumstances.
The Horton Plains is a nature reserve characterized by a beautiful landscape of rolling hills, forests, and grassland.
The highest plateau in the island, spanning approximately 10,000 hectares, is home to 24 species of mammal – such as elk, deer, giant squirrel, wild boar, wild hare, porcupine, and leopard.
Horton Plains is well recognized for its rich unique biodiversity, its fauna and flora and yet remains largely under explored.
This access way would be a haven for those who love the environment and explore the environment.
Source:New pedestrian and cycle access road to Horton plains opens tomorrow | The Morning
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