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Touched by an angel

There are times in our lives when we've ex-perienced something special. A helping hand when we were down and out, a caring touch when in distress and a shoulder to cry on when it seemed like no one cared. Maybe even a miraculous escape from sudden danger. Sometimes this special 'help' comes from the most unexpected sources. Sometimes it's like a hidden hand that reached out to you, sometimes it was a voice from within telling you the correct thing to do or it was help from the most unexpected person. But whatever it was, it felt like you'd been 'touched by an angel'. This Christmas, as we try to share the spirit of caring, tell us your experiences of how your life was 'touched by an angel'. Write in and share that special experience that enriched and changed your life. The winning entries will have a very special prize to look forward to. A weekend for two (Saturday / Sunday) at that very beautiful theme hotel in the hills, The Tea Factory Hotel, Kandapola. It's an experience you won't forget.

Your contributions should be no more than 300 words and should be sent in to: 

"Touched by an Angel'
C/o The Sunday Times Mirror Magazine,
No. 8, Hunupitiya Cross Rd, 
Colombo 2.

The closing date for entries is December 18, so hurry.


Panoramic, luxurious, and romantic 

Experience the mystery and romance of the Tea Factory Hotel, Kandapola where you can have a cool and comfortable holiday, this festive season. The hotel is luxuriously equipped and its romantic setting amidst a tea plantation makes it the perfect place to unwind. Your days can be spent taking long walks hand in hand or driving around the panoramic region. It's sheer relaxation with all the festive fun thrown in. Just enjoy four-star comfort and seven-star surroundings, where nature is at its best, in this traditional plantation where development has not overtaken the normal life style, where natural beauty is preserved. 

For nature lovers, undiscovered spots of beauty where generations of British planters have roamed are there to be explored. Sorry, no hunting trips allowed, though. Do not forget to equip yourself with binos and cameras for an unforgettable journey through the past, walking along horse tracks on the plantation which is located at 6800 feet above sea level. If you'd like to experience life in a remote hamlet which is located 1 1/2 hours away from the hotel, it is a half-day outing to Kurawatte village, in Uva Paranagama. Or you can climb Denmark hill, another view point or Hethersett plantation in the reserve.

For the adventure seekers, trek to Mahakudugala mountain peak which is located in High Forest estate. A visit to the Kurundu Oya falls is a must. The Tea Factory, is also "THE TEA HOTEL". 

This hotel blends with the traditional Hethersett plantation which continuously produced some of the best Ceylon tea for some 50 years. The hotel is situated in a lush green 25-acre tea plantation and also has on its premises a micro tea factory. All guests in the hotel and visitors are invited to see how quality tea is being made and the entire manufacturing procedure will be explained by a supervisor who had been working in this same plantation for many years. 

So make your holiday exciting and memorable this season.



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