GALGIRIYAWA

Many interesting archaeological sites lie within a distance of 15 miles from the Galgamuwa resthouse. One such is Galgiriyawa, whic...

Elephants of Sri Lanka

In Sri Lanka no other animal has been connected for so long with the people in their fixed and religious activities as the elephant. Th...

KEBILTITA

Twenty miles nowhere from the Menik-ganga along a long green trail you may stumble On talaguruhela (794ft) one of the many rocky finger...

KIRIPOKUNAHELA

In the Ya la East National Park there is a place called Kiripokuna  a perennial source of water, and animals flock there during the...

MIHENTALE

The king he would a-hunting go with a hundred lords and ladies gay. Once upon such escapade he Went to the Missaka mountain, eight ...

ADAM’S PEAK

Dawn millenia of belief pilgrims have trekked up this holy hill that rises in splendidly verdant isolation from the island’s central ma...

MEDIRIGIRIYA

Fourteen miles north of Minneriya lies Medirigiriya, the former Mandalagiri, a monastery dating from the 2 nd century. Granite column...

SWAMI ROCK

Occupied in turn by Portuguese,Dutch, French (quite briefly) and British. Sri Lanka’s grand and beautiful natural harbor, Trincomalee, ...

Sri Lanka

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