lovely Arugam Bay
Lovely Arugam Bay, a moon-shaped curl of soft sand, is home to a famed point break that many regard as the best surf spot in the country. The heart of…
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Travelling to Sri Lanka with Children
Travelling to Sri Lanka with Children Like a good rice and curry, Sri Lanka offers a dazzling array of choices. This is obviously not a first-world country, so the child who expects…
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Historical places in Galle
historical places in galle Galle is believed to have been a religious city , from whence King Solomon gathered gold, spices, ivory, apes and peacocks, and the mixture of its fine natural harbour…
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Kumana National Park
This 357-sq-km park often still referred to by its old name, Yala East, is much less frequently visited than its busy neighbour, Yala National Park. The result is a less…
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Buddhist art and architecture
Just as the Literature Sri Lanka grew with Buddhism, so did the country's craft and building design and additionally form - all key parts of a srilanka's legacy. It was…
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Polonnaruwa ancient places near Quadrangle
Along the road leading north from the Quadrangle, a gravel road branches off to the right just before you reach the city wall. Most of the following structures are on…
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Best Sri Lankan Tea
Sri Lankan Tea came to Sri Lanka when extensive coffee plantations were decimated by disease in the 19th century. Tea actually first came to Sri Lanka in 1824 as part…
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Nightlife In Hikkaduwa
Hikkaduwa, a vibrant beach town on Sri Lanka's southwestern coast, is renowned not only for its pristine beaches and surf breaks but also for its lively and dynamic nightlife. As…
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Bit of History of Sri lanka
Bit of History of Sri lanka A teardrop-shaped island cast adrift in the Indian Ocean, Sri lanka is filled with cultural and natural treasures. Indians, Portuguese, Dutch and British have…
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Trincomalee town and around
Trincomalee occupies a splendid natural setting athwart a narrow peninsula between the Indian Ocean and the deep and sheltered waters of the Inner Harbour. The town itself is a bit…
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