The Royal Tour: Ceylon -- The Queen's first sight of Ceylon, when she arrives there on April 10th, 1954, for a twelve day visit, may well be Adams Peak, Ceylon's most spectacular, though not the highest, mountain; it is 7240 ft. high. For centuries it has been considered a holy mountain, and though the shrine on the summit is in the keeping of Buddhist priests, people of many religions climb there on pilgrimage. April 12, 1954. (Photo by Rosemary Gilliat, Camera Press).

The Royal Tour: Ceylon -- The Queen's first sight of Ceylon, when she arrives there on April 10th, 1954, for a twelve day visit, may well be Adams Peak, Ceylon's most spectacular, though not the highest, mountain; it is 7240 ft. high. For centuries it has been considered a holy mountain, and though the shrine on the summit is in the keeping of Buddhist priests, people of many religions climb there on pilgrimage. April 12, 1954. (Photo by Rosemary Gilliat, Camera Press).
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