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| Tanks of the Hot Water Spring. |
Situated in a remote area in the Hambanthota District, Mahapelessa Hot Water Springs (also known as ‘Madunagala Hot Water Springs’ because of the Madunagala Hermitage situated close by), is a very interesting and refreshing attraction one can reach easily while travelling from Embilipitiya to Nonagama on A18 road.
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| Traditional "watch tower" to protect crops. |
As a part of the development carried out by the Ruhunu Tourist Bureau around Mahapelessa Hot Water Springs, a number of new projects are underway. One of those initiatives, is the Madunagala Eco Agro-Tourism Village. A large area spread around the hot water springs, is being restructured to depict various aspects of the traditional Sri Lankan lifestyle specially concerning agriculture.
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| Bungalow from the front… |
Placed among vegetable nurseries and paddy fields just few hundred metres beyond the Mahapelessa Hot Water Springs, this little known holiday bungalow is an oasis for the nature-loving traveller. A stay here would give the guest a unique experience of Agro-Tourism.
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Situated just a few kilometres off the heart of Bangkok, Siam Park City (pronounced “Suan Siam” in Thai) is one of the most popular attractions in Thailand. A visit to this amusement and water park would surely provide you a day full of fun and excitement.
