Can I visit Embekke Devale Sunday morning without ending up on the procession streets again
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Owen Davies•212 rep5
Want Embekke Devale Sunday morning but I am done with procession streets. Is there a village-side approach that keeps us off the parade belt, or does every route funnel back into the same chaos.
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Approach from the village side and you can keep clear of the parade belt. Do not follow the loudest tuk toward town first.
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Ruwan Abeykoon•1588 rep7
Sunday morning is workable if you go early and leave before midday traffic habits return.
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Sachini Ranasinghe•1548 rep2
Pair it with one nearby stop only. Chasing every carved pillar after a late night is how people end up back in the crush.
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