Batticaloa Light house

Today my friend suggest me go to the Light house Batticaloa.i first searched about it in google.i amazed when i saw the pictures of it. so i decided to go there.yes that was a good decision.its very beautiful place in batticaloa.its around 5 km from Batticaloa city, on Bar Road and near the estuary in Palameenmadu You can access to it by taking Lake Road (also called Munich Victoria Friendship Road) near Kallady Bridge and proceeding along Sinna Uppodai Lagoon for around 4 km. It is a very nice area for cycling or walking.

I search about its history too.it was built in 1913 by the British and is 28 meters in height. Though narrower than most in the island once on top you are treated to one of the most magnificent panoramas of the endless Sea and the central mountain with Thoppigala being the highlight.

I had lot of fun with my friends and i have a boat safari it was wonderful memory.The boat, which you can rent at the park, will take you to Bone Island, Kallady Bridge, or Batticaloa Fort, but they can also take you across the water to the sandy stretch of land that is part of the Navalady area.

that was amazing boat trip i ever had because the water was full of jellyfish. These palm-sized, whitish, gelatinous creatures bobbed in the waves around the boat in their dozens. It was fascinating to see. Apparently, it’s something that happens often. The jellyfish often end up fouling the fishermen’s nets and have to be picked off by hand, so they are not all that poisonous, though according to some accounts they do cause itching and hives, so it’s probably better not to play around with them. They also end up washed up on the beach, which makes swimming a bit difficult.

i am sure this place is a best tourist spot for have many good memories with friends and family.i will definitely visit this place again asap.