Fox Hill Super Cross - 2011
Fox Hill Super cross motor raley Diyathalawa Sri Lanka
Fox Hill Supercross is a large motor rally held in April month of every year at Diyathalawa Sri Lanka. 2011 Fox hill super cross rally will be held on 16th of April at Diyathalawa Miltory Academy. More than couples of hundred thousands of visitors arrived to Diyathalawa at Fox hill seoson. Whole motor rally organized by Diyathalawa Miltory Academy.
Diyathalawa Large motor cross fox hill auto motor ralley
Diyathalawa is small city of Badulla district and several ways available to access Diyathalwa. Closest large town to Diyathalawa is Bandarawela. There are about 6 Km to Diyathalawa from Bandarawela. Welimada, Haputale, Nuwaraeliya, Wellawaya are accessing routes to Diyathalawa.
Fox Hill Super Cross – 2011 – Tickets
Package 01 – Exclusive Ticket Rs.2500/=
Foxhill Cap & a T Shirt.
Snack packet.
A Cup of beverage( As Per their choice Beer or Soft Drink).
A souvenier
Package 02:Pacchok Hill : Rs.1500/=
Package 03:Grand Stand : Rs.1000/=
Public Area : Rs: 150/=
Ticket Bookings:
http://www.ticketslk.com/events/view/fox_hill_supercross_2011
Fox Hill super cross - April 2011
There is a short cut to Diyathalawa from Nuwaraeliya. That is easier to access Fox hill track and easy to arrive Diyathalawa,
Nuwaraeliya —> Welimada Road –> Keppetipola (Turn) –> Bogahakumbura –> Boralanda (turn) –> Diyathalawa
Fox Hill super Cross 2011
Access Routes to Fox Hill:
Haputale –> Diyathalawa –> Fox Hill Track
Bandarawela –> Diyathalawa –> Fox Hill Track
Boralanda –> Aluthwala –> Track (Easy Way)
Bandarawela –> Kahagolla –> Park vehicle at Kahagolla School –> Travel track by foot
Fox Hill Super Cross 2011
Fox Hill Super Cross 2011
Fox Hill Super Cross 2011
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The kids in Northern Sri Lanka are very fortunate to be able to bifneet from your vast experience and help recover from trauma of war I am looking forward to meeting you and learning more about using art as a form of therapy in a structured manner, after having used art as a medium of therapy in an amateurish way for many months in the IDP camps in north in 2009 period this was immediate post-war scenario and the art camps’ we had for over 2500 children gave them an outlet for expression of many emotions and helped to make them feel cared-for and gave them hope look forward to welcoming you and the team to SL in december Manori Unambuwe