- Sweet Rice Harvest
Both dishes celebrate the end of the rice harvest. The golden ripened rice paddies of the Maha rice crop are harvested between the end of March and mid April. - More Than a Brief Sojourn
It's a garden called Brief. A garden of timeless beauty that has come into being almost accidentally and one which is still, little known amongst modern-day travellers and locals. - The Temple of Konesar
Enclosed within the environs of Fort Frederick, Koneswaram Temple has undergone many changes over the centuries. - A Stroll Like No Other
Through the rare spaces devoid of the thick green canopy, I was able to glimpse the clear blue sky flecked with white clouds. - A Giant Underwater Adventure
Chitral Jayatilake describes how an industry began and the adventures of following the gentle giants into their world. - The Land of Coppery Sands: Thambapanni
After a long drive through the Wilpattu National Park, I reached the promontory of Kudiramalai in Thambapanni on the north-western coast of Sri Lanka. - Traversing the Past...
Enriched with a history, unfamiliar and unseen by many, an ancient story waits to be revealed. - The heart of Seoul
Seoul has risen from the ashes to become a sophisticated city that entices the tourist with culture, shopping, the arts and unique cuisine.
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Vesak: a thrice blessed anniversary
White-clad people of all ages observing sil; temples full of pious devotees; trees laden with flowers...
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සංචාරයක සංහිඳියාව - යාල්පානම්
ලංකා සිතියමේ ඈතම කෙළවෙර් සිතුවම් වී ඇති යාල්පානම, හිතවත්කමින් පොහොසත් මිනිසුන්ගේ පුරවරය...
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The Ancient Artery of the Sri Lankan Spice Trade: The Hamilton Canal
It was time for some serious research into the Hamilton Canal and how it fit into Sri Lanka's long and foreign dominated reign as the "Spice Island"! I also decided that a "voyage of exploration" was in order.
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A Sublime Veneration
Nestled on the banks of the Menik River, the pooja nagaraya, or, sacred city as it is also aptly named, is a site of pilgrimage and worship throughout the year.
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Furry Ferocity!
From a distance all you see is a ball of black fur that sluggishly moves amidst the shrubs, investigating a nearby bush with a light coloured snout that sniffs for insects; or you may see the same furry thing sitting clumsily on a tree, like a dark...
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The views from Riverstone
There is no proper trail up Riverstone Gap (a mountain also known as Riverstone Durgaya and Bata Dandu Kanda) - just a private access road that leads to the two telecommunication towers that crown each of the peaks.
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The Rock of Lions
One of Sri Lanka's best known sites, the Rock Palace of Sigiriya has a timeless allure that continues to draw visitors each day.
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The Percussive Force
Percussion has always played an integral role in Sri Lankan society. In Buddhist temples, drums herald different rites with varying rhythms recognisable to the laity. They are also performed in particular instances, such as when the eyes in Buddha images are reverentially placed.
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Amman: A Modern Arab City
Most cities in the Islamic world can be divided into two camps: the great cultural hubs...
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