Good Morning Wonderful Steem Community,

How are you all. I believe you're in good healthy and hard working on your busy schedule. Today I'm going to share another hardest and amazing hiking adventure where I traveled Thunhisgala in Sri Lanka.

This is the hardest and most beautiful mountain in the Knuckles Forest. Located between Meemure and Lebanon Estate, the main network feeder of the neighboring Thunhisgala Knuckles is the rope-tied paddock and fire pit. The mountain is surrounded by two flora and fauna associated with cardamom.

When we climbed mountain there was huge fog condition. This is the most beautiful event in the Dumbara Valley. It's not for the beautiful naturalist to see you go. Only because we want to see the things that belong to our country. The journey was very difficult.

Knuckles Forest is a natural forest reserve that covers the Kandy and Matale districts. The ecosystem, which is far from human, is the birthplace of many of Sri Lanka's major water bodies. There are many flora and fauna endemic to Sri Lanka. To reach the reserve, it can be done after arriving at the Lebanon Estate via Panvila Huluganga in Wattegama, Kandy.

Wow...such beautiful scenery viewed top of the mountain. There was so clouds and I feel I'm a big bird like other birds. I was fly over the sky.

It is called Thunhisgala because it has three heads which can be reached on three sides. It is a difficult journey through the forest, waterway, open air. Be careful of wild animals and do not disturb the forest. It must be said that on the journey there are constant attacks. Some species are also poisonous and therefore need to be constantly on the alert.

It is impossible for someone who is attracted to knuckles to get their mind off it. A time that needs a new experience. That is why we decided to go to Thunhisgala. It is understood that there is a need for a good guide.

After crossing the steep slopes of the steep slope, we passed the Knuckles Trigger Zone and entered the jungle. Due to the cold and exhaustion, we arrived in an open area and ate lunch as soon as we arrived, hoping to quench hunger and get to the destination.

A great deal of time goes by to get past the violent windbreak. Occasionally it winds up to 80 km / h. Pygmy plants, which gradually become bundles, adapt to weather patterns that vary in size and location, and are strongly attached to the ground.

The plants are strong enough to climb on top, though they are not more than four meters tall. After struggling with the breeze, getting up and having a difficult journey, we reached the spectacular peak of Thunhisgala. On one side is a steep slope.

The green belt looks like a glimpse into the world of the gods. Although the entire area is covered with fog, the wind blows away the fog. The Valley of the Blue Mountains on every side. We sat there for about an hour with a girl above the clouds. After many photographs, we resumed our journey.