Horton Plains...world's end...

#Overseas travel #hotton plains #the end of the world #Sri Lanka The end of the world is in Horton Place National Park, about 40km from Nuwara Eliya. It's not far, but there is no public transportation and the road is not good, so most people use tour programs or rent tuk-tuks by bargaining. They usually leave at 4 a.m. to see the thick fog. Horton Place was first discovered by a man named Thomas Parr, and the British colonial government was also interested in it because it has many natural flora and fauna. Sir Robert Wilmot Horton, a British man who served as governor of Sri Lanka for six years from 1831, protected this place by changing its name to Horton Plains in 1834. When you climb, you will pass the end of the small bird world and reach the real end of the world.