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HomeNewsHill Country Tourism Bureau Says Tourist Sites Safe as Weather Clears

Hill Country Tourism Bureau Says Tourist Sites Safe as Weather Clears

Hill Country Tourism Bureau Says Tourist Sites Safe as Weather Clears

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The Hill Country Tourism Bureau has assured travellers that key attractions in Bandarawela, Ella, and Haputale remain safe and fully accessible following recent adverse weather.

In a social media update, the bureau said that despite international headlines describing “cyclone chaos,” conditions on the ground tell a different story. Officials reported that roads around Dowa Rock Temple are clear, views from Porawagala remain unobstructed, and Ravana Falls continues to draw visitors, complete with its usual street-side food stalls.

The storm has passed, the weather has stabilised, and tourism activities have returned to normal, the bureau said.

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