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All questionsLate night safety walking back to Hiriketiya homestays
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Muggings are extremely rare, but the walk is not recommended for two reasons: Stray dogs and lack of lighting. The local beach dogs that are friendly during the day form aggressive, territorial packs at night. Secondly, the roads are steep, potholed, and pitch black. Just pay a tuk-tuk driver 500 rupees waiting outside the bar to drive you safely to your door.
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Suresh K.•15100 rep•130
Also, snakes are active on the warm asphalt at night. Bring a flashlight if you must walk.
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Amali D.•21170 rep•18
I twisted my ankle walking back up that hill in the dark. Definitely take a tuk-tuk.
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