Hummanaya Blowhole

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Hummanaya Blowhole is a famous natural sea geyser in southern Sri Lanka, known for powerfully spouting seawater high into the air through a coastal rock crevice.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf blowhole
natural attraction
tourist attraction
access footpath from nearby village
bestTimeToVisit during rough sea conditions
during southwest monsoon season
category Blowholes
Geography of Matara District
Tourist attractions in Southern Province, Sri Lanka
country Sri Lanka
distanceFromDikwella about 6–7 kilometres GENERATED
distanceFromMatara about 28 kilometres GENERATED
famousFor being a major tourist attraction in southern Sri Lanka
being one of the largest blowholes in Sri Lanka
powerful water spouts
formedBy erosion of coastal rock
hasFeature loud roaring sound during eruptions
narrow rock chimney
hasType sea geyser
languageOfName Sinhala
locatedIn Matara District NERFINISHED
southern Sri Lanka
locatedNear Dikwella NERFINISHED
Kudawella NERFINISHED
locatedOn southern coast of Sri Lanka
maximumHeightOfSpray approximately 25 metres
approximately 30 metres
nameMeaning “the one that thunders” in Sinhala
nearestCity Matara NERFINISHED
ocean Indian Ocean NERFINISHED
poweredBy compressed air in rock cavity
wave pressure
region Southern Province, Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
safetyConsiderations strong waves and slippery rocks nearby
spouts seawater
spoutsThrough coastal rock crevice
touristFacilities information boards
ticket counter
viewing platform
viewingDistance visitors observe from designated platform

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Tangalle hasNearbyAttraction Hummanaya Blowhole