The Knuckles Mountain Range, located in central Sri Lanka, is a captivating destination renowned for its rugged terrain and rich biodiversity. Spanning over 155 square kilometers, this UNESCO World Heritage Site features dramatic peaks and deep valleys, with the range’s highest peak reaching 2,388 meters. The name "Knuckles" comes from the range’s distinctive, knuckle-shaped summits. The area is renowned for its diverse ecosystems, including tropical montane forests, grasslands, and cloud forests, providing a habitat for unique flora and fauna. Hikers and nature enthusiasts can explore a network of trails offering stunning panoramic views, picturesque waterfalls, and opportunities to spot rare wildlife, such as the Sri Lankan red slender loris and various endemic bird species. The Knuckles Range also features charming villages and traditional tea plantations, adding cultural depth to the natural beauty. With its combination of scenic beauty and ecological significance, the Knuckles Mountain Range is a must-visit for outdoor adventurers and nature lovers.

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