Sri Pada, also known as Adam's Peak, is a prominent mountain located in Sri Lanka. It stands at 2,243 meters (7,358 feet) and is famous for its distinctive conical shape. The mountain is a significant pilgrimage site for followers of various religions, including Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, and Christianity. At the summit, there is a rock formation that resembles a footprint, believed by many to be that of Buddha, Shiva, or Adam. The journey to the top of Sri Pada involves a challenging hike, with several well-marked trails. Pilgrims and tourists often undertake the climb during the pilgrimage season, which typically runs from December to May. The breathtaking views from the summit, especially at sunrise, attract many visitors, making it a popular destination for both spiritual seekers and nature lovers.