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Flowers in Horton Plains

By: KB Ranawana(Author), VA Sanjeewa Jayarathne(Author)
110 pages, colour photos, colour maps
Flowers in Horton Plains
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  • Flowers in Horton Plains ISBN: 9789554020009 Hardback Jan 2016 Out of stock with supplier: order now to get this when available
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Language: English

The main attraction of coming to Horton Plains is to see the World's End, a look down from a precipice 1,200 m (4,000 feet) below, sometimes enveloped in mist, but when the weather is good, with a spectacular view of tea estates and range of mountains. There are many more attractions in Horton Plains other than just looking down the World's End. Visitors pay little attention to the range of coloured wild flowers seen throughout the year in the Horton Plains. This guide aims to provide some information on the floral richness of Horton Plains to the visitors by providing descriptions of 100 flowering species. Most of the plants were photographed within the park. A few species growing on road sides on the way to the Plains have been photographed just outside the boundary of the park.

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By: KB Ranawana(Author), VA Sanjeewa Jayarathne(Author)
110 pages, colour photos, colour maps
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