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Thousands of fruit bats hang from trees around Tissamaharama Lake, creating a mesmerising sight as they prepare to take flight just as the sun sets. The 45-minute walk around the lake offers scenic views of Tissa Wewa and a relaxed bat-watching experience, perfect for an evening adventure. Pix by Nisal Baduge

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