Inside Sri Lanka’s Forgotten Countryside 🇱🇰

[@ThushP]

Your videos are so pure. Always smiling with the locals, interacting with them. Pleasure to watch and hope you enjoy Sri Lanka!

[@TwoMadExplorers]

We appreciate that so much! We don’t bother with fancy editing or anything like that, just real travel experiences 👍🥰

[@srilankacricketwith3379]

I must say that , The way you guys explore the Island is very rare and precious ...Much love

[@TwoMadExplorers]

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[@widwanthajayathilaka9788]

our mad couple❤❤

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[@natureofinfinity6687]

Thank you both for promoting this beautiful country. Love watching your content and would love to meet you guys if you are still in SL. Keep up the good work! ❤

[@SophiaShort1z]

I am very happy that your channel has become a part of my life. Thank you for your creativity and sincerity!⁉️💙🥀

[@NishakaWickrama]

You guys are incredible! I had no idea such places existed. Wow, you’re amazing explorers! Thank you so much for sharing your incredible journey with us. ❤

[@TwoMadExplorers]

We are so glad you enjoyed it! 🙏

[@MiaPeters1v]

Your videos are always inspiring. Thank you for such unique content!🕶🌏🧨

[@ssap3717]

You guys are becoming locals and exploring places even we don't explore

[@TwoMadExplorers]

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[@vijayafernando1]

Another strong video with loads of stuff. Hatton used to be a quaint town in the 1960's when we visited there. A more business hub than a village .Now,it looks neglected but I love seeing it

[@roshan4627]

I will be in SL tomorrow. If lucky enough we can meet

[@knightofceylon-ms1us]

Probably those graves were of soldiers who fought in the first WW, they could be Ceylonese or English, some do have prominent English, Scottish names among Ceylonese as well especially Howards, Edwards, Reids etc😊

[@DabDabDabie]

Thank you visiting Sri lanka

[@prasadhapuarachchi7337]

Thank you for sharing beautiful places for my beautiful country. Enjoy your stay in Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 🙏👍

[@farazyoosoof5871]

Our favorite youtubers

[@TwoMadExplorers]

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[@tharindufonseka7072]

We love you guys ❤❤ love from srilanka ❤❤

[@farazyoosoof5871]

How did I miss this

[@ChadMotivation-ly8rd]

Beautiful

[@starboy1887]

Thanks guys, love watching your vid’s . Having being born in SL but now overseas in OZ, I. Travelled through Hutton as a young kid In 1966 and the area looks exactly like it did then ! Time has stood still in the hills . May God bless SL now an Island at peace. 😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉

[@disraj]

Visit Haputale adisson bungalow

[@shaminyasoda7222]

Ride to Maskeliya.. u will amazed more..

[@holybible..9280]

There are more places like Bogawantalawa, norwood , Haritha kanda mountain , more schools in remote areas are tgere , and nice morerivers werethere

[@holybible..9280]

The issue is tourism is not promoted to hatton and norwood and bogawantalawa but actualy nice places to visit there . These places are not considered as tourist attractions but they are actualy nice to explore no body even srilankans does not recognise these areas as tourist attractions

[@ruwanpiyathilake]

❤❤ you mad couple

[@nisalinduwara6936]

try devils staircase if u are really into hidden gems in SL. its something else.. its like local swisterland here 😁😍😍( try ohiya to kalupahana)

[@lakshan9617]

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[@chamarachathuranga2117]

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[@panchal4680]

Are you guys planning to visit eastern part of sri lanka?

[@Ekathwaya]

You missed the riverston

[@FurbyPurrson]

no it's not normal to have this many liquor stores in low income areas. it was just our politicians way of solving matters of poor people. but it's all going to change because of the new president and his government.

[@muazunais2378]

Also the income will straight go into the plantation because most owners of the stores are plantation, they will keep them addicted and dependent on the plantation and then their children will also continue like that

[@girabegedarawilsan6781]

Beautiful

[@kasunramanayaka2661]

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[@FurbyPurrson]

no it's not normal to have this many liquor stores in low income areas. it was just our politicians way of solving matters of poor people. but it's all going to change because of the new president and his government.

[@nalin8182]

If it's not for liquor stores these areas will be full of illicit liqueur manufacturers and sellers . People who live in this tea estate area know most labourers men and women consume liqueur. Also cooler climatic conditions add to more consumption of alcohol. Don't worry not a single liquor store is going to be closed down by any government. Because the government collects most revenue from liqueur sales. Don't live in a fools paradise believing with election speeches. 😂😂😂😂 Soon they will open more by giving licence to their party supporters. Guaranteed 😂😂😂