Welimada town plate on the Nuwara-Bandarawela hop - sit a steaming rice or a bun on the bus
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Soren Viborg•251 rep8
Slow bus. Town smells like a real plate. Bandarawela is later. Sit, or keep the seat.
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Sit if the plate steams and the next bus is not a rumour. A bun on the bus is how you arrive hungry and pay tourist numbers. Ask the stand when the next one fills. Ordinary town rice beats a cafe street later.
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