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Uva is a province in Sri Lanka. The train journey from Colombo takes about 9 hours, and runs along the Mahaweli River Valley among green mountains, offering splendid wiews on the highlands, tea crops and countless waterfalls. Uva interactive map »

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Uva Hotels

Bandarawela Hotel - Rooms 36 Orient Hotel, Tel. 0094572222377. Rooms 50 Queens Hotel - Rooms 26 Himalie Guest House, Badulla Road, Bindunuwewa, Tel.057-2362. Ideal Resort, Welimada Road, Tel. 057-22476. - Rooms: 8. Rose Villa, Off Poonagalla Road, Tel. Uva hotels »

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Within Uva

Office of the Governor - Uva / ඌව පලාත් ආණ්ඩුකාරවර කාර්යාලය • www.governor.up.gov.lk
All Cities in Uva province • www.bhoomi.lk
Hotel Near Diyaluma Falls, Diyaluma Falls Inn • www.diyalumafallsinn.com

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Uva is based on work by D. Guillaime, Denis Yurkin, David, Ravikiran Rao, violet, Episteme, WindHorse, Jonboy, iGuide and others. Uva Travel Guide & Sri Lanka Interactive Map is available under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 1.0. See linked articles for authorship of summarized sections. The Uva on the Web section uses material from the article Uva Province and is licensed under GNU Free Documentation License. See background image credits.