Galle-Colombo train and Elia-Ella train in Nouara.

According to the route, they are all on the same line, and there is no difference in scenery, but special attention should be paid to the number of trains. We'll know when we get there. The time doesn't necessarily coincide with your itinerary. You'd better know in advance.

The trains from Elie, Nouara to Ella, or vice versa, are all slow trains, about 15~20KM/H, which are very slow and crowded in peak season. You also need to squeeze the train with local people, because local people often like to go there for summer or holiday. The green scenery is very beautiful.

The most exciting part from Colombo to Galle is the coastal railway line within about 10KM near Colombo. When the weather is good, the blue sea and blue sky, beaches, coastal scenery and the endless Indian Ocean are all beautiful. The experience I have been to thinks that looking at the face. The weather may be changeable, and the rainy season in Sri Lanka is intermittent. A large part of this route from Galle is not directly near the sea, and it will stop in different cities along the way. It's quite crowded in the peak season. I was in a second-class car, and all the passengers were full. I suggest taking a raincoat or something, so that you can sit at the entrance of the train, and it is convenient to hang the truck by the way. The express train I took at that time was about 60KM/H, which was quite long. It's even worse if it's a local train, of course.

In short, you need to decide according to your own itinerary, especially in the local area, you will find that what you know is still different from what you know, especially the speed of driving. In central Sri Lanka, enough time should be reserved to ensure the comfort of the trip.