Nine arches bridge
- It was built during the British colonial period in the early 20th century.
- The bridge is made entirely of stone, brick, and cement, without the use of steel.
- It spans a lush green valley filled with tea plantations and dense jungle.
- The bridge features nine elegant arches, giving it its distinctive name.
- Trains crossing the bridge create one of the most iconic photo opportunities in Sri Lanka.
- Local legend says the bridge was built using stone due to a shortage of steel during World War I.
- The surrounding area is popular for walking trails and scenic viewpoints.
- Today, the Nine Arches Bridge is one of the most visited landmarks in Sri Lanka's hill country.
