Learning in Sri Lanka’s Central Highlands (Part 1): Understanding Ecology through Landscapes » Climbing_Kirigalpotta#1a(MR2)(01_16)
OSC students approaching the summit of Kirigalpotta (2,388 m) Sri Lanka’s 2nd highest peak. There is a bit of drop to the north of the peak that, when wet ,can look like from milk from a distance-hence the name of the peak. We had clear, albeit hazy, views back to Totupola Kanda (left peak) and World’s End (under the clouds to the right). Virtually the whole trail to the peak and back is visible behind the group.
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