Stay and rest in Induruwa.
Induruwa, most likely like our district town or even a village, Near the town of Bentota, (10 minutes drive from the hotel) where we went by tuk to buy fruits, seafood and visited grocery stores and a bazaar.
On the first day of arrival, we went to a cafe opposite our hotel called "DULVIN" and spent time there in the evening at dinner and hookah. Very tasty and inexpensive. We ourselves bought tiger prawns, gave them to a cafe, and they cooked us very tasty dinner. Delicious rice with chicken. Fresh watermelon, pineapple, mango. With regard to sanitation, you just need to not bother. In a word, this is India. Prepare cheap and tasty.
The owner of the cafe introduced us to Russian-speaking guys - Suresh and Tusite. Thanks to them, we were able to go to an Ayurvedic massage 6 times, buy various wonderful Ayurveda preparations.
They took us to Bentota on a tuk and we visited with Suresh the Royal Park and the Temple of the Buddha (where the tooth of the Buddha is kept). We visited a tea plantation and a factory. Suresh was a very interesting guide. And the trip turned out to be not tiring, because we visited what our group chose. Impressions - the sea. The park is very beautiful. The people are very kind and smiling. In such an atmosphere, you are simply in the euphoria of relaxation. We saw monkeys in the wild. Flying dogs, etc.
I bought yogurt and vanilla ice cream in the market in Bentota - very natural and tasty.
I won't write about the prices, because at every time of the season there are different prices and different sellers, we bargained and bought everything at reasonable prices.
I share information because I have traveled 7 seas and 4 oceans (Indian from different sides) and I am very grateful to those. who shares his impressions, both good and bad, in detail and in an accessible way.
