🌉 A Scenic and Historic Bridge in Trincomalee
The Irrakkakandi Bridge is not just an important piece of infrastructure—it’s a beautiful spot to stop and admire nature. Stretching across the serene Irrakkandi Lagoon, this bridge connects Trincomalee to Pulmoddai and offers breathtaking views, especially at sunrise and sunset.
Built with support from the Saudi Arabian government and opened in 2009, it’s one of the longest bridges in Sri Lanka. Whether you’re driving across or stopping nearby to take photos, the peaceful surroundings and gentle lagoon breeze make it a pleasant experience.
It’s also close to attractions like Pigeon Island, so you can easily combine your visit with other sightseeing stops in the area. The bridge is well-maintained and safe, making it a smooth route for locals and tourists alike.
📍 Location: B424 Road, Irrakkakandi, Trincomalee District 📷 Highlight: Stunning lagoon views, great spot for photos 🚗 Tip: Pull over safely at the side if you want to take in the view
⭐ Recommended for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone exploring...
Read moreThe bridge is not nice, though it is long. But the view is beautifull!! The lagoon is a fishing place and really nice. We asked to see the lagoon and it was a very relaxing and interesting boat ride. We saw many many kind of birds, men that were fishing and beautiful trees in the water....
Read moreThe bridge is located on the Irakkandi Lagoon in the Kuchchaveli area when traveling from Trincomalee to Pulmude. Irakkandi bridge is the 03rd longest bridge in Sri Lanka is about 300 meters long.A beautiful place with a mesmerizing view in the morning...
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