Kallebokka 360 viewpoints (height: 1,175 m) became a popular destination after being promoted by a TV show. The summit is located on the border of the Matale and Kandy districts and forms both the Hatale Min-World End and the Hunnasgiriya Mountain. The peak extends to the north and joins the Knuckles Group to the west.

On a clear day, visitors can explore the Central Highlands, Kandy City, Sembuwatte Lake, and Knuckles Mountains. There are a campground and 02 estate bungalows to accommodate visitors but reservations must be made in advance. In the center of the flat summit are a half-finished Hindu shrine and a hut made of sticks. It is better to visit in the morning to enjoy the uninterrupted views of the fog.

This point of view is a private property owned by Kallebokka Plantations (State Plantation Corporation of Sri Lanka) and can easily accessible via Kandy (32 km) or Matale (26 km).

Directions from Kandy

Katugastota ➡ Madawala ➡(Bambarella Rd) ➡ Madulkelle ➡ Kabaragala ➡Kandenuwara

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The road to the top is dilapidated and narrow. A 4wd vehicle is ideal, but bicycles and three-wheelers can also travel with some effort. Cars are not recommended and from now on you can rent a tuk-tuk for Rs.1,000- 1,500 for a roundtrip. It is an easy 1-2 hour walk (altitude: 300m) so if you are not with children or adults, it is a highly recommended experience.

Follow the road for about 2 km and then you will come to a small village in the upper part of the Kellebokke where plantation workers live. Someone will appear at the door and issue your tickets. The ticket price is Rs. 100 / = per person. However, since the current process seems a bit shady, it is time for them to launch a proper ticketing operation. By the way, there are no restaurants on the premises, so bring your food. However, be sure not to leave anything out.