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Adam's Peak Hike highlights
- Embark on this fun overnight trek to the Adam's Peak standing at a height of 2243 m
- Witness the "Sri Pada", a 1.8 m long rock formation known for being sacred footprint of Buddha
- Climb up to 5500 steps famously known as "Mahagiridambe” which means boulder or rock
- Witness & capture some of the majestic views of the sunrise from the summit
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- If cancellation is made 30 days or more before the date of travel, 25.0% of total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
- If cancellation is made within 30 days before the date of travel, total booking cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
- In the event of unforeseen weather conditions, union issues, government restrictions, or any other circumstances beyond human control, certain trips or activities may be cancelled. In such cases, alternate feasible options will be provided. However, a cash refund will not be available.
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Adam's Peak Hike overview
Trek Location: Nuwara Eliya
Timings: 3:30 PM (Day 1) to 9:30 PM (Day 2)
Duration: 18 Hours
Pick-up & Drop Details: Hotel pick up from Nuwara Eliya
Base Point: Nallathaniya
Summit Height: 2243m (7358 ft)
Trek Duration: 6-7 hours (Ascend)
Trek Distance: 9 KM (Approx)
Age Group: 12-60 yrs
Group Size: 1-6 pax
About Adam's Peak Hike:
Adam's Peak is a famous mountain and tourist attraction having its summit at an altitude of 2243 m. Also known as Sri Pada, (sacred footprint), the famous spot is situated in Southern Sri Lanka which is revered by Buddhists, Hindus, Christians and Muslims. Embark on a fun and enthralling overnight trek to Adam's Peak and climb up approximately 5500 steps to reach the summit. Enjoy a magical sunrise from the top with your companions and create some lasting memories of this experience!
About the activity:
- You can avail of the transfers and get picked up from your hotels as per the suggested pick-up timings.
- Get transferred to the starting point of the trek that is Nallathaniya in a shared air-conditioned vehicle.
- There will be a professional guide to assist you throughout the whole trek. Meet with your guide and after a brief introduction, get ready for the trekking trail to Adam's Peak.
- The ascend is usually done on footsteps on the 5500 (approx.) steps known as "Mahagiridambe” which means boulder or rock.
- Reach the peak & witness the stunning sunrise in the morning and capture the views in your camera.
- Start your descent to Nallathaniya via Murray estate and end the trip with some good experiences.
- The package is inclusive of meals such as packed dinner, snacks and morning breakfast to keep you charged up.
Note:
- Age criteria for the hike: 12 years to 60 years.
- This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate.
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Adam's Peak Hike faqs
Is Adam's Peak hard to climb?
The Adam’s Peak climb is considered to be moderately tough and steep. The climb is through stairs which number almost 5000 in total to the top. The peak itself sits at a height of around 2243 m.
Since there are stairs all the way to the top, the climb should not be tough for inexperienced climbers. Anyone able to withstand moderate physical activity can do the climb in phases by resting on the way. The peak is also known as Sri Pada.
Since there are stairs all the way to the top, the climb should not be tough for inexperienced climbers. Anyone able to withstand moderate physical activity can do the climb in phases by resting on the way. The peak is also known as Sri Pada.
Why is it called Adam's Peak?
The Adam’s Peak is also known as Sri Pada which translates to god’s footprint. The name comes from a natural hollow at the peak shaped like a footprint which is interpreted by the different faiths to be the footprint of their god. The Buddhists claim the natural hollow to be the footprint of Buddha’s left foot while the Hindus claim it is the footprint of Lord Shiva.
The interpretation of the natural hollow by the Muslims and Chirstians is that it is the footprint of Adam and it was made when he took his first step after he was kicked off the Garden of Eden by God .
The interpretation of the natural hollow by the Muslims and Chirstians is that it is the footprint of Adam and it was made when he took his first step after he was kicked off the Garden of Eden by God .
How long does it take to climb Adam's Peak?
It takes an average of 5-7 hours to climb to the 2243 m high Adam’s Peak which also goes by the name Sri Pada. Bathroom facilities are available in plenty along the route and one can also find many hawkers and tea shops selling snacks and beverages all along the climb.
What do I need to carry for this trek?
The basic items to carry for the Adam’s Peak trek are :
- Camera
- Comfortable clothes and footwear
- Torch
- Water bottle
- Camera
- Comfortable clothes and footwear
- Torch
- Water bottle
How do I get to Adam’s Peak trek start point?
The Sri Pada Sri Lanka trek package includes private transport to and from your hotel. You will be transported to the Nallathanniya trailhead where you will meet the tour guide. The package also includes breakfast, dinner and refreshments.
The trek itself is a steep climb of around 5000 steps to the top and is rewarding through amazing views of the surrounding valleys and mountains on the way to the peak which is also known as Sri Pada.
The trek itself is a steep climb of around 5000 steps to the top and is rewarding through amazing views of the surrounding valleys and mountains on the way to the peak which is also known as Sri Pada.
How many steps is Adam's Peak?
There are around 5000 steps in the trek to Sri Pada Sri Lanka. Adam’s Peak is also known as Sri Pada which is considered to be spiritual by Hindus, Muslims, Christians and Buddhists.There are many temples on the way to the peak as well.
It is a relatively moderate climb since there are stairs all the way to the peak though it is steep. The spectacular view from the top takes away the feeling of tiredness as one immerses oneself in the beauty of nature.
It is a relatively moderate climb since there are stairs all the way to the peak though it is steep. The spectacular view from the top takes away the feeling of tiredness as one immerses oneself in the beauty of nature.