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Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka
contacts phone: +94
larger map & directionsLatitude: 6.9022166, Longitude: 80.6072963
kavinda wakwella
::jss prakash
::sakeel Jawfer
::Such a wonderful place,nice scenes and we should aware and walk on the railway 🚂
Tissa Randeniya
::It is the 14th tunnel from Colombo.The distance from Colombo to Hatton end is about 108 miles and 71 chains and from Colombo to Kotagala end is 109 miles and 20 chains.The initial distance has been reduced.The water streams falling from tunnel is supplied to Hatton town.
TC Bandarawela
::(සිංගිමලේ දුම්රිය උමගේ කොටගල අන්à¶à¶º) Sri Lanka General Railway is established by British Government and had worked both Sri Lankan and British engineers together. Hatton Railway tunnel of Sri Lanka is longest railway tunnel of Sri Lanka. It is 559.75m long. Hatton railway tunnel can be identifies as Singimale railway tunnel because this tunnel is at Singimale mountain area which is closed to Hatton area. This tunnel had been renovated several times due to slight and heavy earth slips. It had been renewed for the last time firmly by the Sri Lankan locomotive engineers. The locomotion had been previously obstructed several times and the railway workers had even made a vow for the god. The inside of the Hatton tunnel very darkest. Area of the tunnel is rural one and there are no any shelters close to tunnel. When moving this tunnel from one end to another, movers feels something which cannot be feeling from any place of the world. There are 43 tunnels in the Railway line from Colombo to Badulla, which is 14 is found between Ohiya and Idalgashinna railway stations. Likewise the highest number of tunnels in Colombo Badulla railway line another distinctive tunnel is found in this railway track. That is the 18th tunnel situated near the highest railway station in Sri Lanka Pattipola. (321.95 m length) this tunnel was made in 1919. It is prominent as there’s a gloomy weather at one end but a dry weather at the other end. Moreover at one end the weather is clear but contradictory it is misty at the other end. 2nd longest railway tunnel of Sri Lanka is at Kadugannawa and 3rd one is at Pattipola.