- Vesak: a thrice blessed anniversary
White-clad people of all ages observing sil; temples full of pious devotees; trees laden with flowers... - 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... - A Sublime Veneration
Nestled on the banks of the Menik River, the pooja nagaraya, or, sacred city... - 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... - 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. - 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. - The Percussive Force
Sri Lanka's traditional music is dominated by drums of different sizes and designs; drums of varying wood and sounds. - 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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Whale Island
"It's like the Serengeti in Africa, but you have whales instead!"
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Dawn in the East
The beautiful, pristine coastline of Passekudah is finally opening up to the rest of the world...
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Loolecondera: The Birthplace of Ceylon Tea
Loolecondera is no ordinary plantation, for it was here that James Taylor made the first successful attempt to grow and process tea in Ceylon.
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Sri Lanka: Sporting Splendour
With her gleaming azure skies, lush rolling hills, pristine golden beaches and deeply satisfying year-round mild weather Sri Lanka...
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The Wild And The Free
Sri Lanka's magnificent national bird, the Ceylon Junglefowl, has a reputation for resilience.
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Full Of Beans
Steaming bowls of legumes such as kadala, mung eta, cowpea and dhal are a common sight on Sri Lankan tables.
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A Temple of Yore: Magul Maha Viharaya
Shaded by numerous trees and cooled by the soft breeze that rustled by, I gazed around, transfixed by the breadth of the ancient monastic ruins that encircled the periphery.
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Adisham
Although Sri Lanka has scores of colonial tea plantation bungalows and some grand heritage hotels, it has only one stately home: Adisham.
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A Radiant Adornment
The small Island of Sri Lanka boasts multi-racialism and multi-religiousness, and within the three major races - Sinhalese, Tamil, and Muslim - subdivisions exist.
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Halifax: heritage of a maritime legacy
Few places in North America combine old world charm with modern day bustle as does Halifax, the biggest city in Atlantic Canada and the capital of the province...
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