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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.
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Being one of the prime candidates to be among the best museums in the world, the Louvre Museum or Musée du Louvre (in French), is the most visited art museum in the world and is also one of the largest in the world.
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| Elgin Falls as seen from the train. |
Situated around 1 900 m above the sea level, within the boundaries of the Elgin Tea Estate, the Elgin Falls is bit of an elusive scenery to a railway passenger in Sri Lanka. This, picturesque waterfall can be seen (on the right side of the track) for a brief moment when travelling from Nanu Oya to Ambewela by train.
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Devon Falls as seen from the observation point along Hatton-Thalawakele (A7) road. |
Named after an English pioneering coffee planter, Devon Falls is one of the mostly visited and breathtakingly beautiful waterfalls situated in the Nuwara Eliya district in Sri Lanka.
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St. Clair's Falls as seen from the Hatton- Thalawakele (A7) road. |
Being one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Sri Lanka, St. Clair’s Falls has been a hot topic among the environmentalists when it was revealed that it would be threatened by the Upper Kotmale Hydro Power Project. As a top contender in the list of the widest waterfalls in Sri Lanka, this natural wonder has always received the prime attention from the local as well as foreign tourists alike, due to its close proximity to the Avissawella – Nuwara Eliya (A7) road.
