The dramatic precipice of the World’s End had been located at halfway of a 9 kilometers hiking route through the Horton Plains National Park. I had reached there with the earliest set of visitors and had witnessed the young morning light waking civet cats which had been cozily snoozing inside trash bins. They had looked around drowsily before scampering off as noisy crowds had descended on the viewpoint. Though the main tourist attraction of Horton Plains National Park, the World’s End had not been the only important one and we had resumed our hike quickly from there. A very beautiful part of Sri Lanka, forests, plains and water had all merged together at the Horton Plains to create a gorgeous landscape.…