AA CAVE, Belihul Oya

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

There are believed to be some small caves (CEYLON TRAVELLER 1974, 1983: 244) of which little is known (read: nothing at all). SITUATION: Among the masses of rock at the south-eastern edge of the Horton Plains massif [note 1], high above the main road between Balangoda and Haldamulla … and access is virtually impossible (CEYLON TRAVELLER 1974, 1983: 244). At about halfway on the main road (highway A4) between Balangoda (N06°38'57”: E080°40'20” WGS84) and Haldamulla (N06°46': E080°53') lies the small town or village of Belihul Oya (N06°43': E080°46').There are believed to be some small caves (CEYLON TRAVELLER 1974, 1983: 244) of which little is known (read: nothing at all). SITUATION: Among the masses of rock at the south-eastern edge of the Horton Plains massif [note 1], high above the main road between Balangoda and Haldamulla … and access is virtually impossible (CEYLON TRAVELLER 1974, 1983: 244). At about halfway on the main road (highway A4) between Balangoda (N06°38'57”: E080°40'20” WGS84) and Haldamulla (N06°46': E080°53') lies the small town or village of Belihul Oya (N06°43': E080°46').