- 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. - Adisham
Although Sri Lanka has scores of colonial tea plantation bungalows and some grand heritage hotels, it has only one stately home: Adisham. - 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... - The Wild And The Free
Sri Lanka's magnificent national bird, the Ceylon Junglefowl, has a reputation for resilience. - 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. - Full Of Beans
Steaming bowls of legumes such as kadala, mung eta, cowpea and dhal are a common sight on Sri Lankan tables. - 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. - Dawn in the East
The beautiful, pristine coastline of Passekudah is finally opening up to the rest of the world... - Whale Island
It's like the Serengeti in Africa, but you have whales instead!
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So Sweet, Naturally!
The golden sugar of the kithul palm adds a consumate sweetness to life in Sri Lanka.
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A journey through time...
The wind was pounding and the sea was murky. The grass was neither green nor brown, and the sky was overcast and gloomy.
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Makings of a Perahera
Countless dancers and drummers in the thousands, ponderous tuskers and elephants numbered in the hundreds and more...
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Kalpitiya: Beneath the surface
It is often said that what gives any place its soul is its people, their culture and their way of life.
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Sita Eliya: the legend lives on
A devotee lies prostrate on the ground, while a few metres away the Poosari (Hindu priest), reciting a prayer, rubs his red-coloured thumb on the forehead of a woman.
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Astrology: Timing is Everything
In Sri Lanka's rural society in particular, astrology is believed capable of providing the auspicious timing of personal and public events.
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Traversing a Town One hour Away From Colombo
If you've got a day to spare in Colombo and want to explore another area of the country without too much travel time, then look no further than Kalutara.
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Teaming for Triumph
The world of cricket will come alive in Sri Lanka in September 2012 as the T20 World Cup, the fascinating short version of the game, unfolds for the fourth consecutive time...
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Frankfurt: The City Of Contrasts
With its vast, shady forests, countless parks, fast flowing rivers, unique museums, tall skyscrapers and beautifully recreated old town, eco friendly Frankfurt is a stunning blend of the old and the new.
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