Pasikudah
Pasikudah is a coastal resort town located in the Batticaloa District
Pasikudah is a coastal resort town located in the Batticaloa District, This area was battered by the Tsunami and North East war but now open to public after a decade. The unspoilt coastline with golden sands and clear blue waters form the beautiful Pasikudah. It is considered one of the prettiest beaches in the world. It has one of the longest stretches of shallow coastline in the world. Due to weak current and water being only few inches deep, people could walk kilometers into the sea. Sunrise is breathtaking and glass bottom boat rides are available upto the coral reef.
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About
Spread across a large area, this destination is nothing if not diverse. Choosing a single place to focus your time, that is a true challenge. There are attractions everywhere so be ready to come back another day, and after some time here, that’s exactly what you’ll want to do. Exploring the Area The biggest cities are along the coast.
Getting Around
A perfect city for exploring on foot with a shop around every corner. Much of the inner city can be walked without trouble, however, in parts walking include crowds, uneven streets, heavy traffic, and skinny sidewalks. If that’s a problem, there are plenty of taxi’s to ride in and scooters to rent.
History & Culture
Early History Home to years of history, which stretched far and wide. Due to the characteristic weather, the earliest explorers completely bypassed the area. The first settlement in the area was founded 1770 as a mission community. In addition to the mission, a military fort was built.
Top Attractions
Take a look at each of our stunning locations and imagine yourself there: Lakes and Mountains Stay in our four star lakeside accommodation, whether you choose one of our log chalets or a contemporary apartment, you will look over stunning views of the valley.
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