When you always walk on the right side, specially if there is no sidewalk, you can see vehicles coming to your front.because vehicles are always driving on the left. It’s a safe way rather than vehicles are coming from behind.
The natural scenery of Sri Lanka is really as beautiful as a fairyland, and the higher you climb, the more beautiful the scenery becomes, which is very meaningful! There are Camino de Santiago in the West, but I didn’t expect that there are also pilgrimage route in the East, and the roads are more difficult to walk! After listening to Abi’s explanation, I admired the pedestrians and local vendors even more! And of course, including you, Tim, you are a kind-hearted warrior! The simplicity, warmth and kindness of Sri Lankan people are really impressive, the smile of the lady at the end lit up the whole road! Thank you so much for sharing such a sacred, beautiful day, you are a legend, super great job! 👍😍👏
you've tried that too? Lol me too. It was a freaking adventure right there. First it sounds like nothing. But once you climbed 500+ stairs you know the deal haha. The best part was the down hill. When I was coming down it felt someone's pulling me towards the ground. And it took so many hours for me to get down. I was emotional. But now what left is full of happy memories. Now I really wanna go again. But with my stuff I won't be able to visit Sri Lanka soon. But it's definitely in my wish list alongside with Maldives
@@timtense LMFAO have you tried that massage center? That traditional one? I stopped by for a massage. Ngl it was hella comforting mate. My legs were shivering due to heavy load. But once I got it it reduced as a miracle
Hi Tim, this pilgrimage is one of the oldest known traditions in Sri Lanka Buddhists which is older than 2500 years. It is so important that in early days people used to write the inheritance to rightful heirs and do this because their return was not guaranteed as the journey was so treacherous those days, evidently.
Aggala is a sweet and peppery delight which consumed more than 2500 years by Sri Lankans specially while they are travelling in Cold climates. The pepper gives a burning sensation and that activates the heating system of the body. That's basically a portable heating machine.
Tim,in 24:25 you saw the old path which people used to hike Sri paadha but now it's comfortable.right? My dad said in the past when people used that path(what u saw),they sold their staff like lands, houses,animals and almost everything because they were truly unsure about their life.(there had no stairs even)Some died on the way while the lucky ones reached the peak and realized their sacred belief in their life.❤ Every religion in Sri lanka has different believes about Adam's peak.We, Buddhists believe that's Lord Buddha's foot print.That's the story of Sri Paadha and that is the beauty of Sri Paadha.(Sri=sacred,paadha=leg)🙏🇱🇰
"Hey Tim, there are 7+ trails to climb Sri Pada. You were climbing through one of the longest and oldest trail. The Hatton Nallathanni trail is the shortest one, and most foreigners are going through it."
@@timtense yes bro you have selected most beautiful trail♥️ Sad to say you have missed nice views due to mist. I have lot images captured in there If you interested I can send them to see the view♥️
In a road if u walking right side, vehicle driving left side.so vehicles are coming in front of u But if vehicles drive right side , u walking right side vehicles are behind u so u should always turn around to see what's coming to your own safety✌️✌️❤
In Srilanka vehicles are drive in left side that's why pedestrian work in right side....then they can see coming vehicles .....ur u programs amazing we like ....hope to see u in SL
Actually the other route has about 5000 stairs to climb the Sri Pada [isolated] mountain but this route may contains twice of that. It's a sacred mountain in Sri Lanka famous for Lord Buddha's foot print of Buddhism. And the god who protects the mountain is called God "Saman" [ Saman Deviyo ]. AND FOR THOSE WHO CLIMBS : PLEASE DO NOT PUT GARBAGE ON SIDEWAYS. Thanks for visiting our country! #TimTense❤️. #VisitSriLanka ❤🇱🇰
You have to climb only 5000 steps when you take the path from Hatton. The path he took is from Rathanapura Palabaddala and it has more than twice of the steps that Hatton path has
Hi TIM .. I am sri lankan boy i am very happy and respect for you , so you are so kind man and I happy for you came to sri lanka . I hope to vicit many places for you Thank you for came to sri lanka❤❤❤❤
love from sri lanka!! but please visit the Sri Pada again cuz u gotta see the "IRA SEWAYA" that means the sun rise from the top, i guarantee you it will be one of the most beautiful scenes you've ever seen,
Me and my friends climbed this sacred route 10 years ago. It was the most spiritual experience I have had in my life. Nobody I talk to understands the monumental task it is to climb this route. Thank you for sharing this and reminding of this awesome part of my life
I learned one of the biggest lessons in my life when climbing that mountain. That is; if we focus on finishing any task, it feels very big and harder to complete, and we feel disappointed. But if we just focus on what we are doing now and keep doing it without thinking of the result or the end, we won't feel much hardness and will be able to do it without realizing that we have already finished it. In here, if we keep thinking about reaching the top of the mountain, we feel it's very hard and disappointing. But if we just focus on only the next step or a few steps ahead, we won't feel that much difficulty, and can reach to the top without even knowing it. And it changed my life. ❤❤
Wow! This video truly captures the essence of Sri Lanka's beauty and charm. Thank you TIM for showcasing our country in such a wonderful light. Your dedication to promoting Sri Lanka is truly appreciated. As a proud Sri Lankan, it warms my heart to see our culture and landscapes shared with the world. Keep up the amazing work. Good luck.
When you start climb Sri Paadhaya, no one will say that you can not do it. It is tradition to encourage people and blessing. Bringing "Aggla" is also unique tradition to keep energy while climbing.
Loved hearing about your hike up Adam's Peak. It's amazing how such experiences bring us closer to the people and places we visit. These are the kind of stories I like to document in my adventures too
It’s called Sri Pada ( Foot print of load Buddha placed top of the mountain) after England invade Sri Lanka 500 years ago. They placed a name as Adam’s peak. 😢❤
There are more than 22,000 steps upto the peak. You've done a great work. Happy to see your kind of adventurous enthusiastic travellers visiting Sri Lanka. ✌️
Thanks bro coming for Sri lanka 🤍💫 so you very kind and help full. I appreciated your work. I think you very lucky traveler in this world. So Tim I watching your video. God blessed you 🤍💫
We took the shorter route. Set out at 11.30pm, got to top around 8am. Got back to bottom around 5pm 😆 we must have set the record for the longest climb in recent history. It was pouring for the last 3 hours or so. The view was incredible at the top and it was the most amazing view I’d ever seen. A bit like looking from a plane but even better as so detailed. Seeing the sun rise above the clouds was surreal. And hardly anyone there as it was Sri Lankan new years. In the olden days, people used to write their will before setting off as they didn’t know if they will make it back. They used to climb for days as there were hardly any steps and no hand rails. Interesting fact: the shadow of the mountain is seen on the clouds instead of on the ground as it usually would be. Someone who went with us but got up to the top before sunrise videoed it for us to see.
Sri Paada pilgrimage has its own culture among buddhist sinhalese...You heard that people were chanting slogans..And you were offered Aggala..that pepered aggala is a part of Sri Paada pilgrimage culture..We have bunch of Sinhala words that we use only for this pilgrimage not in other places...Our Kings used to climb the mountain on this Rathnapura road..you are going through that path of Kings.Namo Buddhaya!!!
Enjoyed your beautiful video. The way you gave the running commentary was impressive. Neither too much or too little. Aggala,the last sweet ball you ate,has black pepper with the intention of making your body warm it’s said. Thanks. Good luck Tim❤
In Sri Lanka, vehicles typically drive on left side of the road, while pedestrians often walk on the right side of the footpath. This arrangement is a legacy of British colonial rule, during which the British introduced left-hand traffic patterns to the island. It helps to maintain order and prevent collisions between pedestrians and vehicles, especially in crowded areas. Because vehicles and pedestrians move in opposite directions, pedestrians can see the vehicles approaching from the front, enabling them to prevent accidents. If both were to move on the same side, pedestrians would be unable to see approaching vehicles as they would come from behind.
I was actually surprised and blown away when you ate that spicy roti. You really have such a good spice tolerance. Loved every bit of your vlog. Thanks for sharing your experience, Tim.
Wow Tim you are star for climbing God Saman will protect anyone who climbs with a pure heart to worship lord Buddhas foot print. It is a vey emotional place for all Buddhist. There is a big back story if you get the chance ask and learn how they discovred the place and why buddha gave the print
Respect for you !! There is a saying that "Any one who hasn't Climbed "Sri Pada ia a fool and who visited more than once is also a fool " Mate you have taken the hardest route. Lot of respect for you Tim .
what that guy is saying is ,there is a belief among some buddhists that buddha s foot print was located in 4 places in asia , one is sri padastan (which typically means the place of sacred foot) and there are 3 others in various places, swarnabhoomi (thailand) , yonaka pura and one more some believe yonaka pura means the place where meccah located now and they covered the footprint by a black box , some people think this yonaka pura was located in ghandar pakistan , so it doesnt have a exact place , its just beliefs of some individuals , Im not gonna fact check those
24:10 Bro what Thilini said by fat you look healthy & nice looking, Fat does not mean obese or unhealthy, that's a miscommunication she made translation of a Sinhala word To English
driving in left and walking in right bcz of some reason bro,it reduce accidents while on road ,when walking we can see if vehicle comming to our side and we can get some action then....🙂otherwise we cant see when vehicle comming from back.
I love Srilanka people❤
Greeting from Indonesia🇮🇩
Thanks for tuning in! 😍
❤
Thank you very much my country Sri Lanka
Thanks guy.I'm from Sri Lanka
Terima kasih banyak
Lucky man, You had the chance to climb Great "Sri Pada"
In Sri Lanka, we walk on the right side and drive on the left for safety reasons.
God bless you travel....❤
walk on the right side for safety reasons, but drive on the left side bcz of british influence
Supposed to be the same in UK according to the Highway Code
When you always walk on the right side, specially if there is no sidewalk, you can see vehicles coming to your front.because vehicles are always driving on the left. It’s a safe way rather than vehicles are coming from behind.
You can see vehicle front of your side.
The natural scenery of Sri Lanka is really as beautiful as a fairyland, and the higher you climb, the more beautiful the scenery becomes, which is very meaningful!
There are Camino de Santiago in the West, but I didn’t expect that there are also pilgrimage route in the East, and the roads are more difficult to walk!
After listening to Abi’s explanation, I admired the pedestrians and local vendors even more!
And of course, including you, Tim, you are a kind-hearted warrior!
The simplicity, warmth and kindness of Sri Lankan people are really impressive, the smile of the lady at the end lit up the whole road!
Thank you so much for sharing such a sacred, beautiful day, you are a legend, super great job! 👍😍👏
Thanks for tuning in and leaving thoughtful comments as usual!
@@timtense It is my honor, thanks to you too! Take good care! Happy travels! 👍🥰🙏
you've tried that too? Lol me too. It was a freaking adventure right there. First it sounds like nothing. But once you climbed 500+ stairs you know the deal haha. The best part was the down hill. When I was coming down it felt someone's pulling me towards the ground. And it took so many hours for me to get down. I was emotional. But now what left is full of happy memories. Now I really wanna go again. But with my stuff I won't be able to visit Sri Lanka soon. But it's definitely in my wish list alongside with Maldives
Wow 🥺♥️
Yeah, insane experience but no regrets. My legs were sore for a week after it though 🤣
@@timtense LMFAO have you tried that massage center? That traditional one? I stopped by for a massage. Ngl it was hella comforting mate. My legs were shivering due to heavy load. But once I got it it reduced as a miracle
Hi Tim, this pilgrimage is one of the oldest known traditions in Sri Lanka Buddhists which is older than 2500 years. It is so important that in early days people used to write the inheritance to rightful heirs and do this because their return was not guaranteed as the journey was so treacherous those days, evidently.
Aggala is a sweet and peppery delight which consumed more than 2500 years by Sri Lankans specially while they are travelling in Cold climates. The pepper gives a burning sensation and that activates the heating system of the body. That's basically a portable heating machine.
Ure exactly right bro👍👍
Tim,in 24:25 you saw the old path which people used to hike Sri paadha but now it's comfortable.right? My dad said in the past when people used that path(what u saw),they sold their staff like lands, houses,animals and almost everything because they were truly unsure about their life.(there had no stairs even)Some died on the way while the lucky ones reached the peak and realized their sacred belief in their life.❤ Every religion in Sri lanka has different believes about Adam's peak.We, Buddhists believe that's Lord Buddha's foot print.That's the story of Sri Paadha and that is the beauty of Sri Paadha.(Sri=sacred,paadha=leg)🙏🇱🇰
"Hey Tim, there are 7+ trails to climb Sri Pada. You were climbing through one of the longest and oldest trail. The Hatton Nallathanni trail is the shortest one, and most foreigners are going through it."
I was staying in Ratnapura so I decided to approach from that side. It was a hard journey but I loved every kilometer of it!
@@timtense yes bro you have selected most beautiful trail♥️ Sad to say you have missed nice views due to mist. I have lot images captured in there If you interested I can send them to see the view♥️
From what I've heard, the most beautiful trail is Kuruvita route. Isn't it?
@@PasanArunajith Nope Daraniyagala Udamaliboda trail but it is not suited for Fournier thats why I didn’t mentioned that.
කොහෙද බං 7+ තියෙන්නේ. 3යි තියෙන්නේ. බොරු කියන්න එපා...
In a road if u walking right side, vehicle driving left side.so vehicles are coming in front of u
But if vehicles drive right side , u walking right side vehicles are behind u so u should always turn around to see what's coming to your own safety✌️✌️❤
Correct 💯
In Srilanka vehicles are drive in left side that's why pedestrian work in right side....then they can see coming vehicles .....ur u programs amazing we like ....hope to see u in SL
Mr Tim thanks for showing sripadaya to the world.Buddha bless you..and you wery lucky to see Buddha feet .. Respect and i do salute you..
You are so lucky. Because you went Sri phada 🙏
Actually the other route has about 5000 stairs to climb the Sri Pada [isolated] mountain but this route may contains twice of that. It's a sacred mountain in Sri Lanka famous for Lord Buddha's foot print of Buddhism. And the god who protects the mountain is called God "Saman" [ Saman Deviyo ]. AND FOR THOSE WHO CLIMBS : PLEASE DO NOT PUT GARBAGE ON SIDEWAYS. Thanks for visiting our country! #TimTense❤️.
#VisitSriLanka ❤🇱🇰
Well written 👏
You have to climb only 5000 steps when you take the path from Hatton. The path he took is from Rathanapura Palabaddala and it has more than twice of the steps that Hatton path has
@@edwardgraham3475 yes!
This route has more than 12,000 steps up
May lord Buddha bless you my dear❤❤❤❤❤
Strong man in the world.Mr.Tim❤
It is not easy to climb sri pada even for sri lankans. You are a hero. I think you started it without knowing how much challenging it is
வாழ்த்துக்கள் Tim. உங்கள் சிறப்பான பயணத்திற்கு.
Mr. Tim, again you come from our beautiful country. Your support for the promotion of this country is greatly appreciated, sir. ❤
Very proud of you man, love from 🇱🇰❤️
Thanks Tim for travelling in Sri Lanka & specially climbing" Sri pada" our sacred mountain.
Beautiful country ❤😊
Hi TIM .. I am sri lankan boy i am very happy and respect for you , so you are so kind man and I happy for you came to sri lanka . I hope to vicit many places for you Thank you for came to sri lanka❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your kind words, much appreciated!
love from sri lanka!! but please visit the Sri Pada again cuz u gotta see the "IRA SEWAYA" that means the sun rise from the top, i guarantee you it will be one of the most beautiful scenes you've ever seen,
What a flippin journey mate!
Why hasnt tim resppnded to you?😢
@@A.MBandaramanike He's ignorant
Me and my friends climbed this sacred route 10 years ago. It was the most spiritual experience I have had in my life. Nobody I talk to understands the monumental task it is to climb this route. Thank you for sharing this and reminding of this awesome part of my life
Tim You are a gem for tourist destinations.
Nice video .Your youtube channel must grove to 1 million subscribers as soon as possible .Love you. Greetings From in Rathnapura , Sri Lanka.
Thank you so much 😀
I learned one of the biggest lessons in my life when climbing that mountain. That is;
if we focus on finishing any task, it feels very big and harder to complete, and we feel disappointed. But if we just focus on what we are doing now and keep doing it without thinking of the result or the end, we won't feel much hardness and will be able to do it without realizing that we have already finished it.
In here, if we keep thinking about reaching the top of the mountain, we feel it's very hard and disappointing. But if we just focus on only the next step or a few steps ahead, we won't feel that much difficulty, and can reach to the top without even knowing it.
And it changed my life. ❤❤
Greatest religious place in sri lanka ❤ 🇱🇰
thank you guys
You did it Tim. Be happy and have a blessed life. Triple gem bless you. Sri pada is most sacred place in the world.✨🙏✨🇱🇰
One of few strong souls who never give up...
welcome to the Sri Lanka 🤝😍❤
no this time you are the real legend for us.. Love from Sri lanka . Such a amazing effort keep it up tim .... I am so sad for the foggy
Wow! This video truly captures the essence of Sri Lanka's beauty and charm. Thank you TIM for showcasing our country in such a wonderful light. Your dedication to promoting Sri Lanka is truly appreciated. As a proud Sri Lankan, it warms my heart to see our culture and landscapes shared with the world. Keep up the amazing work. Good luck.
Who's here for "if you are still watching you're a legend! Legeeennddd!!! Love it ❤
tim you're a blessed one even alexander the great visited the sacred siripada and even their is say jesus had visited this place too for blessing
When you start climb Sri Paadhaya, no one will say that you can not do it. It is tradition to encourage people and blessing. Bringing "Aggla" is also unique tradition to keep energy while climbing.
Thanks Tim for your visits & contributions for promoting Sri Lanka tourism ❤
Loved hearing about your hike up Adam's Peak. It's amazing how such experiences bring us closer to the people and places we visit. These are the kind of stories I like to document in my adventures too
You are so lucky guy. This is one of the most sacred place of buddhist people. 😊
It's not Adams peak
It's Sri Padasthanaya.
Do it again on a clear day… it is out of this world.. view is to die for 😊
It’s called Sri Pada ( Foot print of load Buddha placed top of the mountain) after England invade Sri Lanka 500 years ago. They placed a name as Adam’s peak. 😢❤
එන්ගලන්තෙ ආවෙ 1800 විතර. අවුරුදු 500 කට පෙර නොවේ. සමනල කන්ද මුදුනේ පිහිට් ගෞතම බුදුරජාණන්වහන්සේගේ ශ්රි පාදයට අපගේ නමස්කාරය වේවා.❤
That's because Christians and Muslims believe it to be the footprint of Prophet Adam, the first man on earth
Can you do a forensic and check how old it is? it's definitely more than 6000 years old mark.
There are more than 22,000 steps upto the peak.
You've done a great work.
Happy to see your kind of adventurous enthusiastic travellers visiting Sri Lanka.
✌️
Thanks bro coming for Sri lanka 🤍💫 so you very kind and help full. I appreciated your work. I think you very lucky traveler in this world. So Tim I watching your video. God blessed you 🤍💫
Im so happy. You show our country for all the words. And you are very kind friend.
Thanks for the kind words! ❤
We took the shorter route. Set out at 11.30pm, got to top around 8am. Got back to bottom around 5pm 😆 we must have set the record for the longest climb in recent history. It was pouring for the last 3 hours or so. The view was incredible at the top and it was the most amazing view I’d ever seen. A bit like looking from a plane but even better as so detailed. Seeing the sun rise above the clouds was surreal. And hardly anyone there as it was Sri Lankan new years. In the olden days, people used to write their will before setting off as they didn’t know if they will make it back. They used to climb for days as there were hardly any steps and no hand rails. Interesting fact: the shadow of the mountain is seen on the clouds instead of on the ground as it usually would be. Someone who went with us but got up to the top before sunrise videoed it for us to see.
Good person thankyou for comming our county🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for coming to Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 😊
Fantastisch uitzicht Tim👍👍💪
Sri lankan 🇱🇰 superb video good luck 🎉
Tim you are very lucky you were able to go to Sripada ❤❤❤
Uae we love Sri Lanka ❤❤😊
Sri Paada pilgrimage has its own culture among buddhist sinhalese...You heard that people were chanting slogans..And you were offered Aggala..that pepered aggala is a part of Sri Paada pilgrimage culture..We have bunch of Sinhala words that we use only for this pilgrimage not in other places...Our Kings used to climb the mountain on this Rathnapura road..you are going through that path of Kings.Namo Buddhaya!!!
From Sri Lanka, It is easy to climb that mountain from the Hatton side of the mountain, Still love watching your videos ❤from Sri Lanka.
You are hero one of kind.
Beautiful vlog❤
Thank you very much, I appreciate it!
Great respect for you Tim for climbing the great SriPadha 😍😍
It was hard but it was worth it! One of the most memorable hikes
good on you sir. i also visited via same route just last week. so proud of your accomplishment.
Best time to climb the mountain is night time
Then you will be able to watch the sunrise
It is the most beautiful scene in this journey
you are lucky .. when I was climbing there was a lot of crowded and I couldn't reached it.
It normal for Sri Lankans ❤ respect you sir 🙏
Wow! Tim I became a legend again...Your videos are pretty amazing which makes me a legend all the time
Thanks for the support! I really appreciate it! ❤ #TrueLegendt
hats off to you brother.. you did it and you got the blessings, and who ever sri lankan watch this video u got their love, and respect ....
Enjoyed your beautiful video. The way you gave the running commentary was impressive. Neither too much or too little.
Aggala,the last sweet ball you ate,has black pepper with the intention of making your body warm it’s said.
Thanks. Good luck Tim❤
In Sri Lanka, vehicles typically drive on left side of the road, while pedestrians often walk on the right side of the footpath. This arrangement is a legacy of British colonial rule, during which the British introduced left-hand traffic patterns to the island. It helps to maintain order and prevent collisions between pedestrians and vehicles, especially in crowded areas. Because vehicles and pedestrians move in opposite directions, pedestrians can see the vehicles approaching from the front, enabling them to prevent accidents. If both were to move on the same side, pedestrians would be unable to see approaching vehicles as they would come from behind.
Thank for visit my isiland🥰🇱🇰
Thank you Tim 😊. for visiting and respecting.We also respect you for showing the places of our country to the world.good luck 🤞
Thank you for the video. You are doing a great service for our tourism.
I was actually surprised and blown away when you ate that spicy roti. You really have such a good spice tolerance. Loved every bit of your vlog. Thanks for sharing your experience, Tim.
Thank you 😋
❤❤❤ your are first one find this gold.. ❤❤❤ no any TH-camrs did this
Aggala is an unique food in this hiking.
Pepper keeps you warm in the cold &
Sweetness gives energy
This is an cultural food in Sri Paada hiking ❤❤❤
Thank you to come sivanolipaatha malai ❤❤❤
@timtense I had waited so long to see you to do that ...... dude that's awesome .
Wow Tim you are star for climbing God Saman will protect anyone who climbs with a pure heart to worship lord Buddhas foot print. It is a vey emotional place for all Buddhist. There is a big back story if you get the chance ask and learn how they discovred the place and why buddha gave the print
Respect for you !! There is a saying that "Any one who hasn't Climbed "Sri Pada ia a fool and who visited more than once is also a fool " Mate you have taken the hardest route. Lot of respect for you Tim .
Definitely one of the hardest hikes I have endured but the most rewarding!
Thank you tim visited my country. Come again❤❤
I will come back soon!
what that guy is saying is ,there is a belief among some buddhists that buddha s foot print was located in 4 places in asia , one is sri padastan (which typically means the place of sacred foot) and there are 3 others in various places, swarnabhoomi
(thailand) , yonaka pura and one more
some believe yonaka pura means the place where meccah located now and they covered the footprint by a black box ,
some people think this yonaka pura was located in ghandar pakistan , so it doesnt have a exact place , its just beliefs of some individuals , Im not gonna fact check those
And we muslims and christians believe this sri lankan foot print is first prophet adams foot print
Iam a huge fan of you tim❤️ you’re contents are so good ❤️🇱🇰
Thanks for following along!
Good luck❤❤❤come agen srilanka🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰🇱🇰
Amazing work tim ❤
I am sri Lanka.. .. thank you for your video very nice support 👍🏼..hi
Thanks for watching! ❤
Hi Sri Lanka,! I am Germany 🤭
great video and beautiful area and country. have a good day and weekend. thank you for sharing..
You are a great person Mr.Tim love from srilanka.❤❤❤
Nice of you to say! Thanks for the support!
You are such a sweet person …
Tim you are very lucky person 🎉
Hello Tim, You did a great job with this video bringing our pride to the world and we love you
Hi tim ❤ thank you visit my country 🎉
am I the only one who's legs started to hurt just watching him go up ?
Magical fact:Visit maskeliya srilanka and just see etc.... 🇱🇰💗
You did it..very happy Tim.you ara lucky guy..❤😊
Yes, thank you
Thanks for visiting Sri Lanka ❤
Thank you Tim. Visiting Sri Lanka. Nicely done
24:10 Bro what Thilini said by fat you look healthy & nice looking, Fat does not mean obese or unhealthy, that's a miscommunication she made translation of a Sinhala word To English
I eagerly watched how you were climbing the Sri Padha mountain which I have been to around 10 times.
That was great 👍
You are the best❤❤❤❤❤
lucky man..
Wow great to see you made it ❤️ 🇱🇰
You're a very great man Tim. Love from Sri Lanka.🇱🇰 ❤
driving in left and walking in right bcz of some reason bro,it reduce accidents while on road ,when walking we can see if vehicle comming to our side and we can get some action then....🙂otherwise we cant see when vehicle comming from back.