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Arrow Upper Division "Mini worlds end"

Here, back with new hidden place where at Pundaluoya. Pundaluoya is a village in Sri Lanka. It is located within Central Province. The place I am going to show you is at 5KM away from Pundaluoya town. It is called Arrow upper division Pundaluoya. 

There are yard of tea plants around the Arrow. When arriving to the Arrow estate, we could see Tamils. The villagers are very kind peoples. They help everyone who came to visit Arrow estate.There were different religions and cultures. 

The top of Arrow upper division, there fully clouded whether. Also there live rabbits, goats, chickens so on. When arriving to upper of Arrow, we could see there very heavy mist, because of the mist the place got more interesting. There was a one rock which called " Mini worlds end ". It is similar to Horton Plains National Park, Mini World's End Drop.    

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