Walkable path from city hotels up toward Bahirawakanda without a tuk
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Diego Ortega•218 rep6
Prefer walking up toward Bahirawakanda from a city hotel instead of a tuk. Realistic mid-morning with kids, or too steep and hot. Not tuk-up-and-back before lunch, and not lake swan boats.
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Diego Ortega•218 rep3 Answers from travellers
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The walk up is steep and exposed in places — doable for fit adults mid-morning, harder with small kids. Carry water and be ready to hail a tuk downhill if heat wins.
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