Sri Lanka Train

Taking the train in Sri Lanka is a unique experience to say the least. People are very open and after a few minutes they start asking whether or not you speak English, or they just watch how you move, what you eat, etc. The people in Sri Lanka are very curious and friendly. The train goes from north to south on the island, with some sections, such as the Colombo-Badulla, being open at night. There are three kinds of trains here. We didn't go on the first one, but in general it's a tourist price, i.e. € 3 per person, while in the second kind of train you'll pay just cents on the euro. There's air conditioning, which is absolutely necessary during some months, and you'll also have panoramic windows so you can admire the scenery.