Popular train rides from Colombo Sri Lanka.



 Popular train rides from Colombo Sri Lanka.

1) Colombo To Kandy (Central Sri Lanka)

   There are eight trains daily.

2) Colombo To Galle (Southern Sri Lanka) 

    There are ten trains daily

3) Colombo to Elle and Badulla 

     There are four trains daily.

     Special train available on Thursday and Saturday.

4) Colombo to Jaffna and Kankasanthurai (Northern Sri Lanka)

    There are three trains daily.

    Special night train available on Friday.

5) Colombo to Anuradhapura (North central Sri Lanka)

    There are five trains daily.

    Special night train available on Friday.

6) Colombo to Polonnaruwa

     There are three trains available daily.

7) Colombo to Batticaloa

     There are three trains available daily.

8) Colombo to Trincomalee

     There are two trains available daily.

9) Colombo to Puttalum

    There are four trains available daily.

10) Colombo to Avissawella 

    There are four trains daily.


  

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